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    OS X RDC Client

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Generic User #2, Aug 25, 2011.

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    anyone tried RDCing into windows before? I'm told there are RDC clients for OS X.

    can anyone comment on the touchpad experience? is it more like bootcamp or is it more like OS X?
     
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    I only have one machine so I can't really test this out atm.

    are you aware of any specific differences? is there 3 finger gestures or inertial scrolling? is there another utility I can download to enable them?
     
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    no as you are not passing that driver information onto the host. you have movement and right / left click. oly with the newer RDP clients for Vista and 7 can you easily use scrolling or some features.
     
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