We are happy to announce the release of SplitView 2012.

This release has a number of significant updates - refer to the Release notes for details.

If you've purchased SplitView 2011 or have a current annual support/maintenance contract, this release is a free upgrade. Your existing license keys will continue to work. And thanks, again, for the love :)

The latest update to SplitView has added support for Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1.

Users who had upgraded to Service Pack 1 of Windows Server 2008 R2 encountered an explorer.exe error labeled "MS_WebcheckMonitor" on logging off. This update fixes this issue, and adds official support for this update of the Windows Server OS.

SplitView 2011 is now out.

This release is our best ever and includes a complete overhaul of every aspect of SplitView. SplitView 2011 includes full support for Windows Server 2008 R2, Citrix XenApp 6 and Office 2010. Included in this release is support for the Aero Glass theme and all the efficiency improving features you've come to expect from SplitView. Numerous improvements have been made to each aspect of SplitView - some that you can see and others that you can't.

We are happy to announce the release of SplitView 2010.

This release adds Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 to our support matrix. SplitView 2010 now enables Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 users to use multiple monitors with Remote Desktop (RDP), ICA and other remoting protocols. What's more - you can continue to get the full Windows Aero experience when connecting from an Aero compatible client!

If you have purchased SplitView within the past year, this is a free upgrade! Your existing license keys will continue to work.

We are very excited to announce that SplitView is now Citrix Ready!

With the Citrix Ready designation, Citrix is showcasing and recommending SplitView as its vendor of choice for enabling multi-monitor support with Citrix Xen App and Xen Desktop.

It is not an understatement to say that once you are used to the convenience and increased efficiency that multiple monitors provide, you just cannot go back to working with a single monitor.

So why should you use a single monitor when you're remotely connecting to another computer or virtual machine? You should not, and this quick guide will show exactly how you can use Remote Desktop with multiple monitors in three easy steps.

We are excited to release SplitView 2008 - update 8, our most feature packed and powerful release ever! This release packs in a bunch of improvements that enable and enhance the use of multiple monitors in server based computing, virtualization, VDI deployments and thin client computing environments.

We have just released a new update to SplitView 2008 that enables support for Windows Server 2008.

With this new release (SplitView 2008 - update 2), users will be able to effectively use dual monitors with Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services.

We are happy to announce the release of SplitView 2008.

This release has a number of significant updates - refer to the Release notes for details.

If you have purchased SplitView within the past year, this is a free upgrade! Your existing license keys will continue to work.

Many organizations have started to host desktops inside virtual machines running on centralized servers in a data center using VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

Users can access their virtual desktops remotely from a traditional PC, thin client or re-purposed computer using a remote display protocol such as Microsoft’s Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).

VDI enables you to:
• Manage desktops centrally, simplifying desktop installations, backups and maintenance.