Ron This seem really robust. Do you know if the customizable hot keys could be configured to allow for commands such as connecting the NT coonecrion, Disabling or enabling strategies, Closing out positions ? I realize one can use the menus via the mouse pointer in NT to connect to the data feed. It just would be nice to have one step hot key to facilitate these commands.



Thanks for your suggestion.

Basically once NT has focus on your machine whatever hotkeys you have set up with regards to NT you can make a button for that on the tablet version Android Splashtop software, I know for sure, and then just hit that one single button you placed on your screen to make NT do whatever NT hotkeys you set up. I don't think they have these hotkeys for the iPhone version for example but they did relatively recently upgrade the iPhone app for example and I can now navigate even easier. What I was looking to do on the Samsung tablet was use the middle mouse button and adding the hotkey add-on (whatever they call it) did the job.
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Have you compared Splashtop to TeamViewer? TeamViewer also has mobile capabilites. I wonder how the two stack up?

I have not .... Would be interesting to see. I seem to have a bias toward what I already know and use in terms of software. I feel this way because with the learning of a new system its conventions and methodologies is a time suck for me and yet another way I can get distracted. But on the other hand if real benefit can be had it would justify it.

The only real issues I have had with Splashtop, I later discovered were in reality with Mouse Without Boards between my machines I run at my desk causing problems with the mouse and making it unusable. Now I know if it happens to login to the other machine and close out Mouse Without Boards and it's all better back on trade machine.
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Thanks! Makes sense. For those starting fresh, however, it might worth considering TeamViewer as well. It's a very robust solution.

Interesting thanks, has Chromebook as well but looks expensive for small number of computers compared to gotomypc or splashtop.

It's free for non-commercial use.

It's free for non-commercial use.