Using 4 different networked PCs to control my tablet

I have been recently testing synergy -http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ as a way to type on my Tablet. Tablets are great to ink notes *DURING* patient encounters where the keyboard might be a little more intrusive.

My main exam room:room1 has been able to serve as a keyboard and mouse for my tablet well for a while now. Essentially when my mousegoes to the bottom of my room1 1 dual monitor setup it appears on the top of my tablet's screen. Iessentially use theroom's keyboard and mouse to perform tasks requiringa keyboard (like typing in patient names into F3).

I am going to keep experimenting with this. [][][][]

another explanation.

For the record, those dual monitor displays are not just "for show",5 ofmy office workstations are dual monitor now.

4 forme, 1 for my secretary.

Yes.

Not that I have seen. Good idea though.

You'd need an ultra-expensive monitor though to get it big enough for the idea to work.I wonder what the optimal sizewould be. I think the bestfor me would be 2 15inchLCDs with verythin frames so the monitorsare right beside each other.

Many TVs and I presume some monitors are capable of PIP ie. picture in picture mode.

22 inch is definitely too small.

Wide screen monitors would be the way to go.

To figure out what inch widescreen you'd need you'd figure out how wide is a 15inch monitor. Times by two. And then figure out what wide screen monitor has a width of that size.

Why exactly do you need two screens for? Or am I confused.

Just put the Synapse screen on the left hand and the viewers on the right if your screen is wide enough.

Dual screens for the inbox are amazing. I read and "Copy / Paste" key text in the inbox item and type/paste into the MetaData area while reading/viewing the item in full size.