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Haven't used it, but multiple monitor support is really a nice feature.

• easton 3y ago
  The normal Remote Desktop Connection app (mstsc.exe) in Windows has this: go to Display settings, and select "Use all my monitors for the remote session". I want to say the Mac client and the more modern Windows client also have it, but I can't remember.
  • SirMaster 3y ago
    What if I have 3 monitors and I want to only use 2 for the remote and keep 1 for my local?
    • mcaravey 3y ago
      You can select exactly which monitors along with changing the order of monitors. It does require editing the file directly though. https://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-remote-desktop-in-full-screen-on-2-out-of-3-monitors https://www.nextofwindows.com/how-to-remote-desktop-in-full-...
  • bigtex 3y ago
    Correct. I have done this on the Mac client and it is wonderful.
• kyriakos 3y ago
  been using regular windows Remote Desktop with multiple monitors for years. if you have a decent network connection and your host is not on the other site of the world RDP is very performant.