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Keyboard shortcut to move away from a full-screen remote desktop session [closed]

Using remote desktop in full-screen, what is the shortest way to move to another app? (Without using the mouse, of course. I hate mice).

I currently use one of the following:

ctrl-alt-del, alt-t (get to local machine's taskmgr), alt-tab (move to desired application), or: ctrl-alt-pause (toggle remote-desktop to a window), alt-tab.

Is there a shorter way?

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Paul Oyster Avatar asked Nov 17 '08 10:11

Paul Oyster


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2 Answers

CTRL-ALT-PAUSE, then you may use ALT-TAB.

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Berzerk Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 23:10

Berzerk


Follow Berzerk's advice above to set Alt-Tab to always run on the local computer. Then use Alt-PageUp in the remote computer -- it works like Alt-Tab inside of an RDP session.

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just someone Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 23:10

just someone