It still isn't perfect but I guess I didn't pay for the app so I can be patient. MS's RDC looks good, for the main, but neither of us can seem to get the Alt+F4 key combination used extensively in Windows to work. He has a load of Windows boxes and needs to be able to administer them from the Mac.
With Mavericks I'm now able to extend the RDP session to multiple monitors with versionĥ with one caveat, in Mission Control Preferences the "Displays have separate Spaces" MUST be checked (at least from the testing I've done). The one thing that he has asked about that I can't seem to fathom is with Remote Desktop Connection. I originally reverted back to Mountain Lion when the multiple displays didn't work, and Time Machine made this very easy. I'm pretty sure with Mavericks you'll be able to have your RDP session open in full screen on one monitor and simultaneously use your OSX apps on the other Have you considered upgrading to Mavericks? If you do, make sure to have a full Time Machine backup. Go to the installation folder of Remote Desktop Manager. Thankfully I still have the old version and can use that. Method 3: Uninstall Remote Desktop Manager with its uninstaller.exe. delete the AnyDesk-ID and Alias registered to that AnyDesk client and cannot. Is no combination of toggles to not make it use the full screen with extended space mode. Table of Contents The AnyDesk remote desktop for macOS brings you seamless. Before I could run full screen in one monitor while still accessing my other apps. I just downloaded the update, and it has become completely useless to me. I have OS X 10.8.5 running two Apple Thunderbolt displays. 1) First, delete your current connection, if one is present, by clicking on the trashcan icon in the Remote Desktop application.
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