RWW Display Issues - Scroll bars

Every time I connect to the server or desktops from my Windows 7 laptop via
RWW, the remote window is cropped - to view the edges I must use scroll bars.
This happens no matter what screen size I choose in options - from smallest
to full screen. When I connect via default.rdp, the window has no scroll
bars. What setting is needed to make the (more convenient for remote) RWW
interface display properly?
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Thanks.
Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, Windows 7, IE8

From another forum....

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I had the same issue - turns out it's the zoom level that you have set on
IE8 that's causing the resolution to go haywire. check out this page -
http://www.micklerandassociates.com/...ows-7-station/

Basically to save you time so u don't have to read the page, there's a zoom
level that's indicated at the bottom right of Internet Explorer 8. Mine was
set to 150%, make sure it's set to 100%. Then you will have no problem.

Hope this fixes your problem.

-NSR350z
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Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
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"Sammie" <> wrote in message
news:4C9BB6EF-63FD-443A-8A61-...
> Every time I connect to the server or desktops from my Windows 7 laptop
> via
> RWW, the remote window is cropped - to view the edges I must use scroll
> bars.
> This happens no matter what screen size I choose in options - from
> smallest
> to full screen. When I connect via default.rdp, the window has no scroll
> bars. What setting is needed to make the (more convenient for remote) RWW
> interface display properly?
> --
> Thanks.
> Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, Windows 7, IE8

Brilliant! Thank you.
--
Thanks.
Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, WIN 7, IE8


"Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:

> From another forum....
>
> -------------------------------------
> I had the same issue - turns out it's the zoom level that you have set on
> IE8 that's causing the resolution to go haywire. check out this page -
> http://www.micklerandassociates.com/...ows-7-station/
>
> Basically to save you time so u don't have to read the page, there's a zoom
> level that's indicated at the bottom right of Internet Explorer 8. Mine was
> set to 150%, make sure it's set to 100%. Then you will have no problem.
>
> Hope this fixes your problem.
>
> -NSR350z
> -------------------------------------
>
> --
> Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
> ============================
>
> "Sammie" <> wrote in message
> news:4C9BB6EF-63FD-443A-8A61-...
> > Every time I connect to the server or desktops from my Windows 7 laptop
> > via
> > RWW, the remote window is cropped - to view the edges I must use scroll
> > bars.
> > This happens no matter what screen size I choose in options - from
> > smallest
> > to full screen. When I connect via default.rdp, the window has no scroll
> > bars. What setting is needed to make the (more convenient for remote) RWW
> > interface display properly?
> > --
> > Thanks.
> > Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, Windows 7, IE8
>
> .
>

I had a similar problem that was fixed by changing the zoom on IE8. Here is the recap of the problem and solution.

SBS2008 Remote Web Workplace (RWW) screen size is small on XP/IE8.

Tried changing tsweb.aspx per MSKB but nothing changed.
'Resolution
MsRdpClient.FullScreen = TRUE
sresWidth = screen.width
sresHeight = screen.height
resWidth = 1
resHeight = 1

Tried changing the screen size on all computers, no change.

The final fix was to change the zoom from 150 to 100% as per the earlier posts.

Thank you for the fix it is very frustrating working through a 5" x 5" window.



> On Wednesday, August 18, 2010 10:38 AM Sammie wrote:

> Every time I connect to the server or desktops from my Windows 7 laptop via
> RWW, the remote window is cropped - to view the edges I must use scroll bars.
> This happens no matter what screen size I choose in options - from smallest
> to full screen. When I connect via default.rdp, the window has no scroll
> bars. What setting is needed to make the (more convenient for remote) RWW
> interface display properly?
> --
> Thanks.
> Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, Windows 7, IE8


>> On Wednesday, August 18, 2010 2:03 PM Merv Porter [SBS-MVP] wrote:

>> From another forum....
>>
>> -------------------------------------
>> I had the same issue - turns out it is the zoom level that you have set on
>> IE8 that is causing the resolution to go haywire. check out this page -
>> http://www.micklerandassociates.com/...ows-7-station/
>>
>> Basically to save you time so u do not have to read the page, there is a zoom
>> level that is indicated at the bottom right of Internet Explorer 8. Mine was
>> set to 150%, make sure it is set to 100%. Then you will have no problem.
>>
>> Hope this fixes your problem.
>>
>> -NSR350z
>> -------------------------------------
>>
>> --
>> Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]
>> ============================


>>> On Friday, August 20, 2010 10:23 AM Sammie wrote:

>>> Brilliant! Thank you.
>>> --
>>> Thanks.
>>> Sammie SBS 2003, OFFICE 2007, WIN 7, IE8
>>>
>>>
>>> "Merv Porter [SBS-MVP]" wrote:


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