VirtualTablet

I've been using the latest version on my Surface pro 2 running Windows 10 as a tablet (the server app on my Laptop with W10 as well) and here are what I've found: 1) Easy and simple to install, but it freezes all the way. 2) The App doesn't has shortcut keys nor multi-touch gestures, which is really Important for Graphic Designers & Digital Artists. 3) Support the pressure sensitivity for drawing programs that don't need professional drivers like WinTab drivers needed for the Adobe suite (which are the core of graphics industry), so come on, be honest and don't deceive people to get their 3.5$!! it still not a replacement for a graphic tablet, just a tool for basic digital drawing beginners. 4) the desktop app customized settings is too basic in disappointing unclear way. 5) The Price is not much, but I'm thanking GOD I didn't pay for this basic app.. make it competitive to gain worthy money, be professional and do something deserve.

Ugly application, but it gets the job done. No lag over Wi-Fi and just plain works. Great for turning a Windows tablet into a stylus input device or pen display.

I'm trying to connect my SurfacePro 4 to my Windows 10 desktop. I have installed the latest version of both the client on the SurfacePro 4 and the Server on the Windows desktop. The client on the Surface sees the server, but when I click "Connect", it gives the message "Unable to connect device." I have the firewall open on both machines for the VirtualTablet applications. The troubleshooting section of the sunnysidesoft.com website does not offer any additional suggestions. It's too bad. I was really hoping this one would work.

stoped working after 3.0 update

This app is great! I bought it. It would be awesome if you added the ability to have hot keys. Undo/Redo, or those other hot keys the Wacom have. But apart from that great!

No keyboard support, no app specific commands or options of anykind. Just a simple pad that your pen or finger can move the host mouse. Server side software does not have auto run at startup or hid to system tray. It works fine but is missing key features that I have grown accustom to on iOS