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Jul 30, 2007 5:30 AM by
davesherman
Its a known issue with the RDP 6 client and a fix will be released at some point. It also rears its head when using the windows+L key to lock the screen.
I kept wondering why I never saw this, then I realized I am always using a Unix style keyboard or a MAC keyboard
I kept wondering why I never saw this, then I realized I am always using a Unix style keyboard or a MAC keyboard
Its a known issue with the RDP 6 client and a fix
will be released at some point. It also rears its
head when using the windows+L key to lock the
screen.
I kept wondering why I never saw this, then I
realized I am always using a Unix style keyboard or a
MAC keyboard
will be released at some point. It also rears its
head when using the windows+L key to lock the
screen.
I kept wondering why I never saw this, then I
realized I am always using a Unix style keyboard or a
MAC keyboard
I have seen some posts from MS on this related to RDP6, however, our client version is still at 5.2. We have not upgraded yet, and most likely will not until there is a fix. I guess in the meantime there would be no harm if I pried the Win key from all of the users keyboard, eh?
edit: Thanks to you both for the helpful responses!!
