mharmon777
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Windows 2003 and Terminal Server
Have a Windows 2003 server with terminal server running and have installed the apps after the terminal server install.
Now when a user connects with remote desktop through my third party web portal and access a terminal server session I have to scroll up and down, left and right
to see all the objects on the desktop.
Is there a way to fit the terminal server session exactly into the windows I have open so I don't have to scroll around to see things on the screen?
Now when a user connects with remote desktop through my third party web portal and access a terminal server session I have to scroll up and down, left and right
to see all the objects on the desktop.
Is there a way to fit the terminal server session exactly into the windows I have open so I don't have to scroll around to see things on the screen?
Lee W, MVP
What is your "third party web portal"? It would have to support using full screen or displaying in a window.
Either make the desktop resolution smaller, or modify the page to make room for the viewer. Check for "toolbars" that could be making the viewable web area smaller.
P.S. If they are not using the Active X controls embedded in a web site, but using the actual remote desktop viewer, then hit alt enter to go into full screen. This is a setting remembered during logoff or can be set manually in a saved config.
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The Portal is Stoneware. It is pretty cool! Take a look at it at Stone-ware.com They have online domo's of it at their website. You can also download a free fully working eval for 5 users that will run on XP.
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