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Resize remote desktop terminal connection

How do I resize the remote desktop window when I connect to a terminal service PC.
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Hello the window I want to resize is the client pc, connected through terminal services, whenever I
click the maximise button the window shoots up
to the left hand corner, thanks.
You have to choose the size before you connect.
Once connected it won't resize.
When you start remote desktop,
Before you connect, there should be an Options >> button.
Click it, then click Display, and set whatever you'd like. (including full screen)
The Server window is fine it is the PC on the network that I am connecting to that is the problem, how do I resize the client PC that I am connected through terminal services, I can neither resize the window or drag it to resize it.
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You can resize the PC screen by right clicking on the desktop, and using Display settings to resize your screen resolution.  You can still resize the server screen to fit on your client screen using the instructions I gave.   This may not be a satisfactory answer for you, so I suggest you use Request Attention to bring it back to the attention of other experts.
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Hello, I think I have confused the situation, the way we are accessing the client computers is through terminal services, through manage client computers, right click, access through terminal services & a session is set up, I used both kevin_u: & ET0000: advice & connected through RDP & it works fine now, thank s for your help.