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I am using the latest ActiveX RDP client to allow a user
to log onto a W2K terminal server from an NT4 client via a web page. The client connects in full screen mode, however I would like to prevent the user from either minimising the client or coming out of full screen mode (ideally by removing the connection bar at the top of the screen). Is there any way of achieving this? |
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"Ian Webster" <i.webster@select.co.uk> wrote in message news:074201c34241$caac68f0$a001280a@phx.gbl... > I am using the latest ActiveX RDP client to allow a user > to log onto a W2K terminal server from an NT4 client via a > web page. The client connects in full screen mode, however > I would like to prevent the user from either minimising > the client or coming out of full screen mode (ideally by > removing the connection bar at the top of the screen). Is > there any way of achieving this? Boy I sure don't think so. The full screen/windowed mode is strictly client side - the Terminal Server has no idea if you are windowed or not. Venger |
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Hi Venger
We were wanting to do this configurtion on the client- side, when starting the ActiveX control on a web page. Thanks for your help though. >-----Original Message----- > >Boy I sure don't think so. The full screen/windowed mode is strictly client >side - the Terminal Server has no idea if you are windowed or not. > >Venger > > >. > |
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I imagine you could modify the Active X page to force it to full screen, but
you'll never change the ability to Ctrl-Alt-Break between them without rewriting the actual client piece itself... Additionally, most browser security settings prevent the initial session from resizing to full-screen... Venger "Ian Webster" <i.webster@select.co.uk> wrote in message news:089601c3447b$65dc2be0$a301280a@phx.gbl... > Hi Venger > > We were wanting to do this configurtion on the client- > side, when starting the ActiveX control on a web page. > > Thanks for your help though. > > >-----Original Message----- > > > > >Boy I sure don't think so. The full screen/windowed mode > is strictly client > >side - the Terminal Server has no idea if you are > windowed or not. > > > >Venger > > > > > >. > > |
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