OK, I did manage to connect. Whats that little beveled control bar and what does it do?
That control bar lets you do what a normal window’s title bar would let you do; you can minimize, maximize, or resize your Remote Desktop session just like any other window on your machine. The buttons that control those functions are on the right, as with normal windows. On the left is a little push-pin icon; if you click it, it turns the auto-hide mode on for the control bar. Move away from the bar after that, and it will retract up into the top of the screen. To get it back, just move your mouse pointer up to the top of the screen, anywhere near the middle of the edge, and the control bar will reappear. If you’d rather it not vanish like that, click the icon again to pin the bar in the visible position.
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- OK, I did manage to connect. Whats that little beveled control bar and what does it do?
