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Field Notes: Sharing a Split Screen

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Microsoft Research India created a program called Split Screen that allows two users to share a monitor while running separate instances of the operating system on each side. The Split Screen program sets up a single PC with two keyboards and two mice, and then adapts Terminal Services to split the monitor down the middle. This means that two people can then run their choice of software independently on each side of the monitor. Read how  Split Screen extends opportunities to more people where resources are limited.

In case you missed it, you’ll also want to see the May installment of Field Notes, which showed how a solution called MultiPoint lets multiple mice (i.e. multiple people) share a single PC.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    June 09, 2008
    I can't wait to try this great tool! My co-worker is very excited about it as well! Thank you!

  • Anonymous
    June 17, 2008
    I would like to test this software as I see I can use to resolve couple of human issues