KVM

Posted By: typnfool on 2006-01-02
In Reply to: One more question about the KVM switch - Not a speed typist

No, the computers will not "bleed" in to each other. They work separately, just as if they were in separate rooms. There is a
"hot key" with the KVM Switch that lets you toggle you back and forth between the 2 computers. When you get the KVM, the instructions will tell you what your "hot key" is - for instance, it might be to hit the "esc" key twice to move from 1 computer to the other.

I've been using a KVM switch for over a year and I love it.

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