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Oh, and: <br />
Windows Start key OPTION+F1<br />
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So, OPTION+F1+R should get you to &quot;Run...&quot;
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Oh, and:
Windows Start key OPTION+F1

So, OPTION+F1+R should get you to "Run..."

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Thank you! That info is very helpful.
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I am using MS RDC for Mac 2.2.1 and connecting to a number of different Windows hosts running either Server 2003 or XP Pro SP3. So far each one I connect to I am not able to see or scroll down to the bottom Start / Task Bar on the host. As I have been unable to figure out how to activate the &quot;Windows&quot; key on the host I am not able to run anything. I tried tweaking the Keyboard settings in the Mac RDC preferences, but so far no luck.<br />
Any suggestions? I'd really like to get the MS Mac RDC software to work as I have a slew of connections I transferred from a Windows computer.<br />
Thanks!
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I am using MS RDC for Mac 2.2.1 and connecting to a number of different Windows hosts running either Server 2003 or XP Pro SP3. So far each one I connect to I am not able to see or scroll down to the bottom Start / Task Bar on the host. As I have been unable to figure out how to activate the "Windows" key on the host I am not able to run anything. I tried tweaking the Keyboard settings in the Mac RDC preferences, but so far no luck.
Any suggestions? I'd really like to get the MS Mac RDC software to work as I have a slew of connections I transferred from a Windows computer.
Thanks!

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