Now it's time for the developers at TeamViewer to catch up.Using remote access software is simple. Microsoft, through RDP and Citrix, through HDX and VMware through PCoIP are all able to do this. What we want TeamViewer to do is to allow us to connect to a remote system, that has 0 or 1 monitors and still tell TeamViewer to connect using 2 monitors, as long as I have two monitors to use locally. These options let you use (with varying degrees of flexibility, depending on Windows versions, builds and what monitors you do or don't have remotely or locally).
In Microsoft's RDP world this is the /span or /multimon options, when connecting using mstsc. He should be able to tell TeamViewer to utilise the two local screens, regardless of the screens on the remote system. I think the original poster was after being able to connect to the remote computer, whether it is headless or only has one screen attached, when his local computer has two monitors. I think there is a degree of talking across purposes here. But based on dozens and dozens of blogs and posts I've read about this issue, I'm going to guess you guys just have still not figured this out yet. If I'm missing something in TV - a setting somewhere that allows this, just let me know. High time for you guys to catch up to what Remote Desktop has been able to do for 15 years or more!
We expect a premium product like Team Viewer to give us a premium experience. More of us are using dual monitors than ever before. Huh? Team Viewer - cannot do what Remote Desktop does. No ability to take advantage of 2 screens. Team Viewer logged into the same remote computer. Remote Desktop - full 2 monitor use!Then.there's team viewer. And, if I go full-screen with the remote desktop, it is just like I'm sitting there at the remote system with 2 monitors - no boarder, just a perfect dual monitor experience with full 3840x1080 resolution (1920x1080 extended).
When logging into a remote system, and choosing to use both monitors, I get a full layout using both monitors. Windows Remote Desktop - uses both monitors on host system! When I have 2 monitors on my host, I want to be able to view my remote using both monitors, as if I'm sitting at that remote system and it has 2 monitors. This is awesome, and how a lot of us want to log into our remote systems. With the native Windows Remote Desktop, the remote session takes on the attributes of the host system (if you want it to) regardless of how manay monitors the remote system has (even if the remote system is headless, with no monitors). I like a lot of the Team Viewer capabilities, but it's hard to believe you've made it to Ver 12 and still do not have dual monitor support.
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