Using dual monitors in remote desktop

[mark]

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I have dual monitors on my work computer and use them to access two
applications simultaneously. I use my home computer to connect to my work
computer using remote desktop. If I set up a second monitor on my home
computer, is there any way I can use the 2 monitors on the home computer in
the remote desktop environment?

 

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Dual monitors are not supported...

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"Mark" <Mark@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E3B85857-42AD-4D21-8A16-93EE749624E8@microsoft.com...
>I have dual monitors on my work computer and use them to access two
> applications simultaneously. I use my home computer to connect to my work
> computer using remote desktop. If I set up a second monitor on my home
> computer, is there any way I can use the 2 monitors on the home computer
> in
> the remote desktop environment?

 

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"Sooner Al [MVP]" wrote:

> Dual monitors are not supported...
>


Hmmm, I think you mean that some of the cool features of multi-mon are not
possible to use remotely. I can stretch a multi-mon host across the
multi-mon display of my client with no problems. But the advanced features
on the host do not work.