Teamplayer4 lite
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Allows you to have multiple users on a single computer, with multiple keyboards and mice being used simultaneously on separate tasks
TeamPlayer LITE brings teamwork and collaboration to a whole other level by enabling two or more users to work on the same computer, each with their own control devices, be it keyboards, wired or wireless mice, tablets, smartphones and other handsets. By allowing local or remote connections, it helps colleagues share ideas and visions much easier.
Easy identifications of all connected devices
The striking ease of use and the lack of complicated configuration options is what makes this application worth a try. To activate it, the only task is to press the 'Start Session' button, provided all the desired peripherals, or other control devices are already connected to the hosting computer.
TeamPlayer LITE allows users to view up to six cursors on the monitor, one for each connected device. Every cursor has a different color and an assigned label for easier id
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