display style

mhrubes
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Hello,
I have in RDM dozens of rdp sessions. Is it possible to set the appearance of when I have a session list on the left, and on the right is just one specific session open that I choose? If I choose to log on to all servers after my arrival at work, then there will be no workspace for the active session when I open 70 session with the current display style. I would like to see it as it has a remote desktop manager from Microsoft.

Best regards,
Martin

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

Could you post a screenshot illustrating how the RDP sessions are displayed in RDC Manager from Microsoft so that I can see if it's possible to accomplish what you are looking for in RDM.

Best regards,

mhrubes
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Hello,
Can I send you privately video with what I mean?

Best regards,
Martin

mhrubes
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This style

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

Indeed, you can send us a video using a private link.

Please use the link below to send us the video. Please mention that the video is related to this topic.
https://devolutions.sharefile.com/filedrop

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mhrubes
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Hello,
I attach the promised video. Would a similar layout in RDM be possible?

Best regards,

Martin Hrubeš

David Hervieux
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What layout do you have in RDM? Do you just want to hide the tabcontrol?

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David Hervieux

mhrubes
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Hello,
I use standard layout. The problem is that colleague and I are accustomed to logging in to all of the rdp sessions in the domain at a time, and then the auto hide fuction does not help.

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

Please have a look at my screenshot below

Is this what you are trying to accomplish in RDM?

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mhrubes
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Yes, I want this layout.

Best regards,

Martin

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

To accomplish this, you would need to do two things:

• Hide the Dashboard via the View menu
• Double-click on any tab like View or Tools as example to reduce the ribbon menu

mhrubes
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Hello,
This solution is good if one is logged into one session. My colleague, however, is logged into a 70 session at a time, so it does not solve the problem. The solution is the tabs on the left side of the slide and on the right only the workspace of a specific session.
Best regards,
Martin

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

In that case, I would suggest removing the Header and Ribbon panes and only use the Navigation Pane on your left to switch between the sessions.
Here's the shortcut keys to remove the Header and the Ribbon:

Header Pane = SHIFT + ALT + F6
Ribbon Pane = ALT + F11

Best regards,

mhrubes
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Hello,
this is what I want . How can I undock session in this layout mode?

Best regards,
Martin

Jean-Francois Dagenais
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Hello,

Without the Header pane or the Ribbon pane, it would not be possible for you to undock the session.
You would need to bring back one of the two pane and perform the undock via the tab or via the Actions menu.

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