According to many recent studies, including those conducted by Microsoft Research Institute, multi display systems and larger displays can increase user productivity by 10% to 50%. However, the growth of multi monitor adoption and the impact of large screen displays are influenced by several factors:

• The cost of purchasing additional hardware (monitor and updated video board)
• Desktop space required for placing other or larger displays
• When most applications are not designed to work with increased screen space, application compatibility
• Power consumption, thereby increasing costs

The Virtual Display Manager complements your existing single or multi display system with the convenience of additional virtual displays, which can subdivide existing physical screens while utilizing existing hardware and the ability to call up different display configurations with just a click of a button.

VDM's virtual display technology provides the appearance and feel of physical displays, and requires minimal retraining for end users.

feature

• It can be used with any number of physical monitors and can be configured according to the physical monitor.
• Each physical monitor can be split into up to 16 separate virtual displays.
• Virtual displays can be uniformly resized or individually scaled to meet user requirements, supporting evenly spaced layouts and asymmetric configurations. This is important when it comes to monitors of different sizes and aspect ratios.
• Support for local login and remote connection - Microsoft RDP and Citrix ICA sessions, VNC and Radmin are just a few examples.
• Allow switching between local and remote logins without losing system window configuration and placement, regardless of monitor count or size.
• Provide icon placement control when changing to different monitor geometries or configurations.

benefit

• Improve productivity.
• Reduce operating costs.
• Maximize the efficiency of desktop space.
• Add multi display support through thin clients and VDI applications.
• Use the computer locally or on the go without terminating the application due to screen changes and/or remote connections.
• Complement large displays or advanced video hardware with one click configuration simplicity.
• Virtual Display Manager will make your desktop life easier!

License differences

The virtual display manager provides two different licenses. CL - Console License and MUL - Multi User License.

The CL license is very suitable for most users:

• Targeting desktops on Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2012/2012R2, 2016, 2019, and 2022 operating systems.
• Allow console access through RDS sessions with Windows 10/11 and Windows Server 2012/2012R2, 2016, 2019, and 2022
• Supports direct console connection and remote sessions through RDS, ICA/HDX, Blast/PCoIP, and VNC.
• The license is issued by computer name and there is no limit on the number of users.

The MUL license is an economically efficient alternative to multi-user systems:

• Multi user deployment for Windows RDS Hosing (formerly Terminal Services) and Citrix XenApp.
• In addition to console access through RDS, ICA/HDX, Blast/PCoIP, and VNC also support non console sessions.
• The license is issued by computer name and there is no limit on the number of users.