Re: Scaling down for small remote display
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"John Jay Smith" <-> wrote in
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do not use full screen on the desktop client software, rather define the
resoltion of from the slider.. then it will be scrollable
I don't get scrollbars. To test, I have a 1600x1200 display on the client.
The server normally operates at 1200x1024. I set the Display tab in the XP
RDP client to 1024x768 and connect. No scrollbars appear in the resulting
window. Is there something else I need to do?
RDP does not support scalling, however VNC does
google for ultravnc
this will give you a free server - client that is scalable.
I've also got UltraVNC installed (have been using it for some time), but
it's grossly slow compared to RDP. It doesn't seem to be a display issue,
but rather some kind of long lag before updates get sent. The screen
refreshes all at once a few seconds after an input. It seems like something
isn't waking up and flushing the screen update to the client.
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