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Can you clarify what you mean? &nbsp;What background and what preferences?<br />
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Justin<br />

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Can you clarify what you mean?  What background and what preferences?

Justin


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background as in wallpaper. We have a couple people who want to save their own wallpapers when they RDP into our server.
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background as in wallpaper. We have a couple people who want to save their own wallpapers when they RDP into our server.

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Should try to explain all complete steps, ex. how to access experience tab, how to get there, shortcut? &nbsp;I googled experience tab to figure it out. <br />
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At first I thought you meant to right click on the RDP shortcut and select properties, but the experience tab is under Options when you initiate an RDP session.
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Should try to explain all complete steps, ex. how to access experience tab, how to get there, shortcut?  I googled experience tab to figure it out.

At first I thought you meant to right click on the RDP shortcut and select properties, but the experience tab is under Options when you initiate an RDP session.

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For clarification, to Edit an RDP shortcut, as I indicated above, simply right-click the shortcut and click &quot;Edit&quot; from the drop down menu.<br />

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For clarification, to Edit an RDP shortcut, as I indicated above, simply right-click the shortcut and click "Edit" from the drop down menu.


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How do I allow users to customize and save their background preferences in their Windows Server 2008 R2 user accounts?
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How do I allow users to customize and save their background preferences in their Windows Server 2008 R2 user accounts?

How to allow users to save background preferences in WS2008R2?

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