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This feature differentiates from the ‘Seamless connection’ available in the standard Multiplicity software. Effectively, each Seamless Display™ remote connection will behave as if that computer’s displays have been physically added to the displays of one primary computer to another. Once added, this can uniquely be utilized to move both mouse and applications from one display to the next. |
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across all connected displays. The arrangement of an added Seamless Display™ can be configured from Windows' Display Settings. |
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Seamless display shares
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(1) Check this box on the primary computer to enable it to allow it to accept incoming display shares.
(2) After checking to allow incoming display shares, click the plus icon to add and configure a Seamless Display connection. The following prompt will appear:
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(3) Once the Seamless Display connection is added from the primary computer, the pencil icon can be clicked to make future edits to the currently selected computer’s Passcode:
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Before the Seamless display remote connection can be accessed, it must also be allowed by the secondary computer. Do to this, locate the following section in the Seamless Display™ tab on the secondary computer:.
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If When (1) is selected, a prompt will appear on the secondary computer each time the screen share request is sent from the primary computer:
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(2) and (3) can also be selected to enable conditions for which shared connection requests will be allowed.
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Once added by the primary and allowed by the secondary, the Seamless Display™ remote connection request can be sent and established three different ways: 1. From the primary computer, by double clicking the added connection in the Seamless Display™ tab. 2. From the primary computer, by selecting Seamless Display™ from the system tray’s Multiplicity right-click context menu (pictured below).  
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(4) The compression dropdown menu can be adjusted for more or less bandwidth and CPU usage:
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(5) These checkboxes allow choice of which displays to share.