There is also a hotkey to return the cursor to the Director system at any time (see next section)ġ.3 Recovering the cursor to the Director These hotkeys are configured under the Director Preferences tab.
You can also set up hotkeys to move the cursor between systems by their relative positions: left, right, up and down. You'll find that your mouse and keyboard input is now being redirected to that system. The cursor should appear in the center of the client screen and If you've set a hotkey for the client system, you can use that by hitting your hotkeyĬombination. Select the mode of transition from the Director Preferences tab.ġ.2 Transitioning between Systems using hotkeys Using one of the features can help if you find your cursor often unintentionally slipping across to other systems. Key(s) must be held down to permit the cursor the transition to occur.The cursor must be pressed against the side of the screen for a moment to cause a transition.Requiring that the cursor is tapped twice on the side of the screen to transition to the next screen.The left side of client screen and keep going until it re-appears on theįor transitions using the mouse, there are a variety of transition options that can be set: To switchīack to the Director system, simply reverse the process and move the cursor to
Anything you now type will be sent to the client system. Right-side of the screen, it should disappear and re-appear on your client system Should be able to move your cursor to the right so that it goes beyond the Not sure what side you've configured your client system on) then using your mouse you Now that Input Director is up and running and configured on your systems you're ready to start using it: 1.1 Transitioning between Systems using the MouseĪssuming you had configured your Client system as being to the right of your
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