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I installed the Microsoft RDP client on my iPhone 5 for checking a client's server remotely when I'm not at my desktop. It works great except the right click does not respond. &nbsp;(Tap once and hold)<br />
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I'm using client version 8.07.2.24870 on a iPhone 5 running IOS 7.1.1 from AT&amp;T. The phone works great. RDP from a Win 7 desktop works perfect. &nbsp;There are multiple Win7 rdp connections each day and there are 10 RDP licenses on the Windows 2008 R2 server.<br />
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Has anyone used this function to check properties of an object in this configuration?
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I installed the Microsoft RDP client on my iPhone 5 for checking a client's server remotely when I'm not at my desktop. It works great except the right click does not respond.  (Tap once and hold)

I'm using client version 8.07.2.24870 on a iPhone 5 running IOS 7.1.1 from AT&T. The phone works great. RDP from a Win 7 desktop works perfect.  There are multiple Win7 rdp connections each day and there are 10 RDP licenses on the Windows 2008 R2 server.

Has anyone used this function to check properties of an object in this configuration?

RDP in IOS iPhone 5 - Right Click

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