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# Activar super pan en una entrada RDP

Active el super pan en una entrada RDP en Remote Desktop Manager para desplazar automáticamente un escritorio remoto a pantalla completa apuntando al borde de la ventana.

Especifica o recupera un valor booleano que indica si SuperPan está activado o desactivado. El super pan es una función que permite a un usuario navegar fácilmente por un escritorio remoto en modo de pantalla completa, cuando las dimensiones del escritorio remoto son mayores que las dimensiones de la ventana de cliente actual. En lugar de utilizar las barras de desplazamiento para navegar por el escritorio, el usuario puede apuntar al borde de la ventana y el escritorio remoto se desplazará automáticamente en esa dirección.

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SuperPan no admite más de un monitor.
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La opción ***Activar super pan*** se encuentra en ***Propiedades*** – ***Común*** – ***General*** – ***Avanzado***. No está activada por defecto.

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Más información sobre el [super pan](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/termserv/imsrdpclientadvancedsettings7-enablesuperpan).
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