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: A newer alternative that supports multiple mouse cursors and keyboards independently on Windows. TeamPlayer allows multiple users to connect extra USB

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For a "pro" setup, ASTER turns one PC into several independent workstations. Unlike simple multi-cursor apps, it lets you connect multiple monitors so each user has their own desktop environment. Peanut Butter Pointer

Each mouse had a distinct, colored pointer.

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