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August 29th 07, 04:50 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to multi-monitor desktops
My server PC is a Windows Vista with 3 monitors. I've many open
applications on it. When I connect to it via a single monitor client PC even using the last Remote Desktop client 6.0 I always have various problems in displaying the windows that are not on the central monitor of the server because these windows often remains out of the visible screen. Are there any programs that automatically manage this problem? I'm sure they exist but I don't know how to find them... 
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August 29th 07, 05:12 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting tomulti-monitor desktops
Check out virtual display monitor from ishadow. http://www.ishadow.com
Jeff Pitsch Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server Citrix Technology Professional Provision Networks VIP Forums not enough? Get support from the experts at your business http://jeffpitschconsulting.com Luca Villa wrote: My server PC is a Windows Vista with 3 monitors. I've many open applications on it. When I connect to it via a single monitor client PC even using the last Remote Desktop client 6.0 I always have various problems in displaying the windows that are not on the central monitor of the server because these windows often remains out of the visible screen. Are there any programs that automatically manage this problem? I'm sure they exist but I don't know how to find them...
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August 29th 07, 08:57 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to multi-monitor desktops
Jeff Pitsch ha scritto:
Check out virtual display monitor from ishadow. http://www.ishadow.com Jeff Pitsch I probably never read a so inconcrete description of a program  After having read it I still don't know what that program do...
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August 31st 07, 01:50 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to mult
I had the same problem,
There is a free remote access program called LogMeIn.com It looks like an addon to RDS but it works a whole lot better. When you connect to your multimonitor computer you get a button where you can select which monitor you want to view. If you are uncomfortabe with 'service' you can purchase the software they call it remotelyanywhere and I am pretty sure it has the same functionality, although I have never tried it. The do have a free demo available though (it's available through the same link, just click products) "Luca Villa" wrote: My server PC is a Windows Vista with 3 monitors. I've many open applications on it. When I connect to it via a single monitor client PC even using the last Remote Desktop client 6.0 I always have various problems in displaying the windows that are not on the central monitor of the server because these windows often remains out of the visible screen. Are there any programs that automatically manage this problem? I'm sure they exist but I don't know how to find them...
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August 31st 07, 02:21 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to mult
Vince, all the alternative programs I tried are slower than RDP
because they seem to use a video-hook driver that is less efficient than the RDP method. LogMeIn isn't an "addon" to RDS. It's an independent program. Another disadvantage of LogMeIn is that it cost money and it requires an EXE to be executed on the client machine.
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August 31st 07, 05:45 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to mult
I forgot to mention the main disadvantage of LogMeIn: it doesn't allow
to serve more than 1 concurrent session!
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August 31st 07, 08:42 PM
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Remote Desktop messes up windows positions when connecting to
Oh well best of Luck to you.
If you do find a better solution, please send me an email to vpub (at) thebrittons (dot) net. I use logmein (the free version) becuase of the superior multimonitor support. The speed isn't an issue for me as my 256Mbit upload isn't that great to begin with. Although I can't say that I ever found it slow? Vince "Luca Villa" wrote: I forgot to mention the main disadvantage of LogMeIn: it doesn't allow to serve more than 1 concurrent session!
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