Just bought the Pro version of Multiplicity hoping the OSX version to come soon...

Hey team, thanks for this update! I've noticed that I get reconnected to my secondaries much better now and I also immediately noticed how much better Copy/Paste across machines is working!

I'm still running into issues with my laptop when it has multiple NICs (wireless and wired) and issues with my DHCP -> dynamic DNS registration being out of date so I have to manually change my ip address of my laptop secondary almost every time I connect. These aren't really Multiplicity's fault though, so nice work!

Trying to change to any secondary machine leaves my primary unusable (cursor diappears) . Bang... Cursor XP ?

Trying to change to any secondary machine leaves my primary unusable (cursor diappears) . Bang... Cursor XP

Same problem. I remoted into the primary and got mouse back.

I was also able to use a bug in the troubleshooter on the secondary to restore the mouse on the priomary. Look Ma! It's a feature now!

Carl, I'm going to drop a case to Stardock. Suggest you do the same. stardock.helpserve.com

Can you run a test for me? Enable the scroll lock switch and see if you lose your mouse that way too?

No luck wit scroll lock. It's funny, now that it doesn't work I notice how it became essential for my everyday work. I hope for a quick fix.

OS : Primary : Win XP Pro SP2, Secondary 2k3 Server SP1 and Notebook with XP Pro SP 2 all of them with 1,5 GB RAM and german of course.

Running SD apps : OD+, IconX, CursorXP, RightClick. Other apps : Ranlendar, Sysmetrix, G-Data Antivirus 2006, Active Sync 4.1.

If you have lost your mouse when you try to control a secondary (I.e. it appears to have locked as the mouse stops moving anything on either machine) then you have a problem with the installation on the secondary machine.  I would uninstall Multiplicity from the secondary, reboot, and then reinstall. 

It is important you do that extra reboot.

If you mean your mouse cursor has vanished when you return from controlling the secondary, then CursorXP does have a bug where sometimes it loses the cursor.

Any ideas about when the OS X support will come?

If you have lost your mouse when you try to control a secondary (I.e. it appears to have locked as the mouse stops moving anything on either machine) then you have a problem with the installation on the secondary machine. I would uninstall Multiplicity from the secondary, reboot, and then reinstall.

THanks Neil. Will reinstall and report Monday.

No Luck on my side. I reinstalled on the primary (2 reboots) and now I have no connection.

As I said, the problem is on the secondary, not the primary.  You must reinstall on the secondary.

Did that, will do it again.

Booted
Uninstalled
Rebooted (prompted)
Rebooted (Just to be sure)
Insatlled
Rebooted (prompted)
Rebooted (just to be sure)
No love. Winlogon fails. Mouse on Primary goes to la-la land when I try to move over. Invoking the troubleshooter releases mouse on primary.

Next steps: Uninstall, reboot, clean the registry, reboot, install, reboot.

It's a great app . . . but the last few builds are killing me.

Is there a process running called MPVista on the secondary?

I'll check the secondary processes after the NEXT install.

Neil, what version should be displayed in the advanced tab of the config? I show 1.05.007 in SDC but 1.02 in the app itself.

Need I reinstall the primary?

No luck on my side either. Tried several unsinstalls, regcleaning and the like...