Printing to a Local Printer Using the default settings, all printing is directed to the default printer on the client. For example, if you open the Print dialog box from a program running on the host, you will get the client default printer. Set Up Remote Desktop Connection RDC gives you the capability of transferring information between the host computer and the local client computer you are using. Use the following steps to explore what you can do with these settings: On any Windows computer running RTC 6.
The Remote Desktop Connection dialog box opens. Click Options and the box expands to give you a number of controls for Remote Desktop in six tabs. Click the Display tab. The default for a LAN is to use Full Screen and up to Highest Quality 32 bit if your computer can handle it, and to display the connection bar. If your LAN has particularly heavy traffic and is slow, you might want to lower the screen size and colors. Click the Local Resources tab. Here you can determine if you want sound brought to the client and the ability to use shortcut keys.
Again, if you have a slow network, you might not want to do either of these. If you want to transfer a small amount of information between the two computers with cut and paste, leave the default Clipboard selection; if you want to print on the printer attached to the local client, leave the default Printers selection; and if you want to transfer a sizable amount of information between the computers, click More and click Drives. If you want to start a program when you open RDC, click the Programs tab, click the check box, and enter the path and filename of the program and the starting folder to use.
Click the Experience tab and select the connection speed you are using. This will determine which of the items below the drop-down list box are checked. You can change the individual items if you want. Member Leaderboard — Year. Author Leaderboard — 30 Days. Author Leaderboard — Year.
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Receive news updates via email from this site. Toggle navigation. In 7 steps you will learn how to set up Remote Desktop with Windows 7. Each step has a screenshot making it very easy setting up Remote Desktop Connection.
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Poll: Will you wait for SP1 before you deploy Windows 7? Windows 7 SP1 - Should you wait? Seven reasons to stick with Windows XP? Beavis 10 years ago. It is also possible for the user to disconnect from that session and resume it when they log back on directly. If another user is logged on when an incoming Remote Desktop session is initiated, she will receive a message indicating that another user wants to log on remotely.
The logged-on user has the ability to deny the remote user access, even when the remote user has administrative privileges and the logged-on user does not. If a user is logged on remotely and another user attempts a local logon, the remote user will be prompted in the same way. A currently logged-on user, whether that logon is remote or local, is able to deny another user's logon request.
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