You don’t need to change the zoom level though. The solution was actually pretty simple and all I needed to do was enable the zoom functionality in the ActiveX.
Yesterday, however, while testing some new features in the ActiveX, I finally found a way to eliminate the problem. I’ve tried many workarounds, such as: forcing a refresh of the window resizing the window and switching the Smart Sizing on and off. I was able to reproduce the same issue in RDCMan (Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Manager) and knew it had something to do with the ActiveX. This became one of the most annoying bugs in Remote Desktop Manager. This issue was often reported on our forum by our users.
It happened every time the parent form was maximized. Sometimes the RDP control wouldn’t properly refresh and then it wouldn’t be possible to click anywhere in it. Starting with Windows 10, we began experiencing issues with the smart sizing. I thought it would be a good idea to share with you not only the problems we’ve encountered, but also the solutions we’ve implemented.
I’ve recently been working on two issues - smart resizing and high DPI in Remote Desktop Manager (RDM is our product that centralizes all your connections and passwords). It’s been a while since I’ve posted here, but I thought it was a good time to publish a new blog.
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