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Hi,
I have a 802.11/b 2.4GHz wireless network with a number of hotspots. I
connect to the application server (Windows XP Pro) using Remote Desktop
running on a Windows XP Tablet with Cisco Aironet Cardbus. My problem is that
the Remote Desktop screen does not automatically refresh when crossing
hotspot boundaries, even though the signal is always good to excellent. New
data is only visible after I select the screen using the light-pen. I tried
the same test with my WiFi laptop but no change. I used TweakUI to cause the
Remote Desktop window to remain always in-focus (even though it was the only
window running on the client). I also played with the bandiwth settings on
the Experience tab but no success. Has anyone else heard of this problem? I
browsed the internet for long peroipds but could not find any reference to
such a problem. Our application needs to report by exception and so the
automatic refresh is important. I appreciate any suggestions or utils that
might help. Kind Regards, Gary
Hi,
I have a 802.11/b 2.4GHz wireless network with a number of hotspots. I
connect to the application server (Windows XP Pro) using Remote Desktop
running on a Windows XP Tablet with Cisco Aironet Cardbus. My problem is that
the Remote Desktop screen does not automatically refresh when crossing
hotspot boundaries, even though the signal is always good to excellent. New
data is only visible after I select the screen using the light-pen. I tried
the same test with my WiFi laptop but no change. I used TweakUI to cause the
Remote Desktop window to remain always in-focus (even though it was the only
window running on the client). I also played with the bandiwth settings on
the Experience tab but no success. Has anyone else heard of this problem? I
browsed the internet for long peroipds but could not find any reference to
such a problem. Our application needs to report by exception and so the
automatic refresh is important. I appreciate any suggestions or utils that
might help. Kind Regards, Gary