This series of videos demonstrates using of FabulaTech software in amateur radio. Serial Port Splitter is used to share dataflow of one serial port among several applications. Virtual Serial Port Kit helps to connect serial applications via a virtual null-modem cable.
Today’s release comes with new USB over Network 4.9 Beta. The new version will enable you to manage both traditional and newly added features.
This version is a pre-release of USB over Network 5. It has gone through extensive testing and achieved considerable improvements. The engine of the program has been rewritten fundamentally to make the USB virtualization process easier and more self-supporting.
The following features have been added in this beta version:
-the software now offers a system of sharing rules for USB devices and USB device sharing parameters. Let us say, you can easily share all HID devices (except mice) or share all USB devices of the same vendor.
-Windows 8 support
-USB 3.0 support in Windows 8
-compatibility with some USB devices
Welcome to USB over Network 4.9 Beta testing!
FabulaTech would like to congratulate FTC students on their outstanding project that has been presented lately. The students have designed a robot and the way how to control it remotely, with our USB over Network being one of the key components of this impressive solution. Our software is the important part of the remote controlling system that makes it possible to manipulate the robot at any distance over Internet.
MRY, Inc. is a cloud solution vendor that has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement for OEM license for USB over Network as a core USB redirection technology of VUMS (Virtual USB Management System).
If you are bored with your office routine and you want to brighten up your life, then this information is for you!
We are starting a blog contest where you can try your skills and win a prize! This is for those who is accustomed to dealing with different technical problems. In order to participate, all you need to do is simply tell the readers of your blog about how USB over Network or USB for Remote Desktop have helped you to resolve your particular IT-related problems. Then fill in a form on our website to confirm your participation.
The best articles will be selected at the end of the contest by a professional jury. The most interesting articles will be posted on the website. In addition you can win a one-year license of USB over Network or get a discount for buying any product by FabulaTech. The three most active and creative bloggers will get the Grand Prize – iPod Nano. Don’t wait, give it a try today!
If you are ready to take part in this contest please follow this link.
London, UK — May 4, 2011 — FabulaTech offers you an ideal solution for printing in a remote desktop environment!
Now you don’t need to plug your printer directly into the server machine to print in a remote desktop session (Microsoft RDP or Citrix ICA). You don’t even need to install your printer’s driver on the server!
Printer for Remote Desktop creates a virtual printer on the server and allows printing from any application in a remote session to a local printer. Now users can get separate access to their own printers regardless of how many printers are being redirected to the same server at the same time. The printers are isolated within each individual session, so you don’t need to scan through a long list of printers in the print dialog to find the one plugged into your workstation!
Printer for Remote Desktop supports all needed color modes and different resolutions, printing on more than 10 standard paper sizes, both portrait and landscape orientation.
Key features:
- supports both Microsoft RDP and Citrix ICA
- doesn’t require any drivers on the server side
- each printer is isolated within the session
Download Printer for Remote Desktop 1.0 Beta and start printing in your remote session now!
London, UK — Apr. 18, 2011 — FabulaTech today announced a release of a new software Webcam for Remote Desktop.
Available immediately for download, this software takes what was learned from USB for Remote Desktop and brings it to you in an easier and lighter form. The software redirects a web camera from local computer to remote desktop session. It is perfect for those who use Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ and many other applications in RDP or Citrix environment!
Simple and effective altogether Webcam for Remote Desktop is being a perfect solution for using webcams in remote Windows sessions, especially in the multi-user environment.
The final version of Webcam for Remote Desktop is expected to be released in May 2011.
All our FabulaTech team is more than thrilled to announce that USB for Remote Desktop 2.6 is finally out now! It came out a little bit earlier than everyone expected, the new version has been thoroughly tested and is now fully ready for public use. The new update features support of devices with multiple configurations and minor bug-fixes. Windows CE version was provided with the new installer and Linux version acquired control utility.
The download is available from the USB for Remote Desktop download page!
If you notice any issues concerning the new version of USB for Remote Desktop, feel free to let us know and our developers will fix it as soon as possible.
We are more than excited to reveal finally the newest update of our super-smart Sound over RDP – a program, which enables the two-way sound in remote desktop. There are tons of new updates in this release. Read the rest of this entry »
Today we are more than excited to announce the all-new USB over Network 4.1.1 update along with the major improvements implemented: we have extended developer API and functionality of command line control utility. If you still don’t own a copy of the program, head over to the download page to grab the new version. New users can learn of the super USB sharing program features by visiting its homepage.
Our developers will go on rolling out more features and subtle improvements in the coming days and weeks, so stay tuned for some more USB over Network updates soon here – and be sure to follow the Blog on Twitter!
