![]() ![]() So you won't see scroll bars if the remote desktop doesn't fit in the window. It can scale the remote desktop content dynamically whenever you resize the window. RoyalTS doesn't offer this functionality, but it has another feature which is at least as useful: the Smart Size Mode. Whenever you create a new RDP connection, it will inherit automatically the credentials from the parent folder. You can assign different credentials for each folder. But if you are not worried about this, then you probably like vRD's feature to centrally store credentials. Note that it is always a security risk to save passwords even though they are encrypted. ![]() Like with RDC, you can save your credentials with both tools. The terminal server session can be displayed in a pane or if you prefer to work in full screen mode you can also launch it in an external window. This applies especially to vRD which organizes open connections in tabs and also offers an overview pane with thumbnails of all desktops. This makes it much easier to find a connection if you have to manage many servers.Īnother advantage is that you can easily switch between desktops if you opened multiple terminal server sessions at the same time. ![]() Like Remote Desktops, you can store your RDP connection in a hierarchical structure with folder or categories. However, RoyalTS and vRD are more sophisticated tools. The Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack includes the Remote Desktops utility which lets you organize your RDP connections more effectively. ![]()
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