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title: "Seemless Connection Settings"
canonical: "https://support.stardock.com/space/SHC/1381597224/Seemless%20Connection%20Settings"
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# Presets

Presets are used to save multiple Multiplicity Primary grid layouts for alternate Secondary configurations.  A Preset could be created to manage a 'Home' Multiplicity network while another Preset could define a 'Work' configuration.  Presets are especially useful when laptops are used as Multiplicity Primary computers in a network which are frequently moved between environments.

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Use the + and - icons to add and remove presets.

# Set Up Grid Size

Click the gear icon in the lower right of the Multiplicity grid to change the grid layout height and width.

![image](media://fe9941c1-315b-4058-83d1-419527b34bfa)

# Remove a Secondary

Hovering over a Secondary will reveal the option to remove it.  This can also be accomplished by a left click and dragging the Secondary to the right sidebar.

![image](media://ec73a86c-fb34-40c8-9a88-94ea1ac4ecf3)

Clicking the remove icon on the right sidebar will remove the Secondary entirely.

![image](media://c646c148-0712-4a73-83f7-eef644a00100)

# Configure computer

Click the gear icon next to the Secondary to configure it (hover over it to make it visible).

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From the configure window, the Passcode and Display name can be changed.  

## Always use…

The ‘Always use the IP address' option will force Multiplicity to use the IP address of the Secondary instead of the machine name.

## Enable Wake-on-LAN Support

If the Secondary PC supports it, you can enable this option to wake the Secondary PC from a sleep state. 

# Alignment Settings

Click the gear icon next to the Secondary to change the alignment settings (hover over it to make it visible):

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The alignment setting determines the cursor exit and entry points on a monitor when traversing to and from that Multiplicity computer.