With Splashtop Business Access, you can remotely access your Windows and Mac computers from an unlimited number of Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and Chromebook devices. For example, you can set the right click to be the home button. You can also select Pointing Devices and then select your mouse to customize the mouse buttons. You can edit the tracking speed, edit cursor size and color, and more. Once your Bluetooth or wired mouse is connected to your iOS device, you can customize a few of its settings from within the AssistiveTouch menu. After that, all you need to do is plug in your mouse and it should start working! Edit Mouse Settings on iPad or iPhone Your mouse should now be connected! You’ll see the circular cursor on screen once connected.įollow instructions 1-5 above to make sure AssistiveTouch is turned on. You should see a prompt to pair your mouse. Set your Bluetooth mouse to pairing mode. In the same menu, select Pointing Devices Select the AssistiveTouch toggle at the top to turn it on Select the AssistiveTouch toggle – this will open a new menu To connect your mouse to your iPad or iPhone, follow the steps below: Set Up Bluetooth Mouse to iPad or iPhone Get Started How to Set Up Mouse Support on iPad or iPhone Want to give it a try for yourself? Get started with Splashtop for free with our free trial below to get unlimited remote access to your Windows and Mac computers from your iOS (or practically any other) device! In no time you’ll feel more in control of your computer when accessing it from an iPhone or iPad! If you’re already familiar with the iOS interface, then this should be very easy to pick up. So, when remoting into your computer, click and hold the mouse and then move the cursor up and down to scroll. To scroll on an iOS device, you would need to hold your finger on the screen and move it up and down.
We cannot offer Windows 200x Server access, as it will require another patent license from Microsoft.Holding down a click is like holding your finger down on the device screen. Windows HOME edition cannot be used, as it does not include the RDP protocol. Have patent license for the RDP protocol from Microsoft. NETBIOS name support for easy configuration. Support for a Bluetooth mouse, when using an iPad. Support for Swiftpoint GT hardware mouse. 8/16 bit color mode for faster screen updates.
HOME edition or Windows 200x Servers cannot be supported. Mocha Remote Desktop (RDP) provides access to a PC running Windows XP Professional or Windows 7/8/10. Using your iPhone or iPad, you can connect to your Windows Workstation Computer and see the files, programs, and resources exactly as you would if you were sitting at your desk, just on a smaller screen.
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