Resizing the docked RDP window
Lets say a user opens a RDP session with RDM window not full screen, then they full screen the RDM window. Is there a way to make the RDP window expand along with it?
Also, I have a user who keeps her monitors at 1080p. She signs into a specific VM and then it goes to a different, much higher resolution while within the session, despite her setting being "automatic". If I try to hard set a resolution in options, then the screen size will be that pixel count and still be very small. So lets say the RDM window is 15 inches. I want 1280x720 pixel count within 15 inches. The setting in options seems to make the screen that pixel count based on the current monitor being used. Make sense?
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Hello.
To answer your first question, both the "Smart Sizing" and "Smart Reconnect" option which can be set in the properties under Display > Screen Sizing Mode will allow you to do this.
Secondly, I'd like to know more on what it is the user would like ? Does she want the session in full screen or does she wish to keep the entry embedded in RDM ?
Best Regards,
She wishes to keep it embedded in RDM. Can I set "smart reconnect" as default for all connections that get synchronized into RDM?
So lets say a user sets their resolution in options:
They will get a window that looks like this:
How do they maintain that resolution but the screen fits the entirety of the docked window within RDM?
Hello,
Would it be okay with you if I opened a case so that we can then have a remote session ?
This would allow me to have a closer look at your issue, and perhaps even expedite a solution.
Best Regards,
That would be great! If you could send me a calendly link or let me know the best way to connect
Hello,
I've just opened a case and sent you a calendly link to schedule a session, I look forward to troubleshooting this with you !
Best Regards,
Hello,
Thank you for your time !
I'm glad we were able to find a suitable configuration using the undocked display setting and using the setting under the display tab to set an appropriate resolution for your needs.
Best Regards,