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When you open Remote Desktop Connection, click on options<br />
Click on Display and set it to full screen<br />
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I think this is what your looking for.
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When you open Remote Desktop Connection, click on options
Click on Display and set it to full screen

I think this is what your looking for.

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Pushpin Pushed in = Bar will not go away<br />
Pushpin NOT Pushed in = Bar will go away but comes back if you move mouse to the top of the screen<br />
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I am not quite following your problem...
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Pushpin Pushed in = Bar will not go away
Pushpin NOT Pushed in = Bar will go away but comes back if you move mouse to the top of the screen

I am not quite following your problem...

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On my previous computer the Pushpin is pushed in by default when the program launches. &nbsp;Now mine always starts with the pushpin not pushed in. &nbsp;Is there a way to change this. &nbsp;
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On my previous computer the Pushpin is pushed in by default when the program launches.  Now mine always starts with the pushpin not pushed in.  Is there a way to change this.  

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GeneralMandible you got it. &nbsp;That was unchecked. &nbsp;Thanks!<br />

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GeneralMandible you got it.  That was unchecked.  Thanks!


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I have a new computer, and the remote desktop connection always has had a little bar in the middle of the window on previous versions, and it would stay there all the time. &nbsp;On the new computer there is a little push pin that I must click, or it will disappear, and I have to use the shortcut keys to make hide the remote window. &nbsp;How can I keep the push pin in all the time without clicking it every time I use remote desktop connection?
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I have a new computer, and the remote desktop connection always has had a little bar in the middle of the window on previous versions, and it would stay there all the time.  On the new computer there is a little push pin that I must click, or it will disappear, and I have to use the shortcut keys to make hide the remote window.  How can I keep the push pin in all the time without clicking it every time I use remote desktop connection?

Remote Desktop Connection minimize / maximize bar

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