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Scroll Lock, or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Backspace, brings the mouse and keyboard back to the computer you press it on, at once.

Tell BukDesk where each computer sits on your desk, so the pointer knows which edge of the screen to cross.

Move the pointer past the edge of the screen and it carries on, on the next computer, with the keyboard.

Copy on one computer, move the pointer across, and paste on the other. The clipboard follows the pointer.

Copy a file or a folder in File Explorer, move the pointer across, and paste. Files move on the local network only.

Right-click a file in File Explorer, choose Send to, then BukDesk. The file goes to your other computer.

Look at another computer's screen from this one, after someone there says yes. Control through the viewer is a separate permission.

Registry values that turn BukDesk off, or parts of it: sharing, the clipboard, files, AI sessions, pairing, the relay, screen viewing and updates.

First steps when the pointer will not cross, gets stuck or jumps, and how to record what happened so we can look at it.

BukDesk downloads signed updates by itself and installs them at the next start. You can make it ask first, or check now.