The Actions tab is only available when a session is open. Available actions differ depending on the action.
For our example we are running an RDP session. The ribbon will display the following tab when the session runs with the Embedded (tabbed) display mode. Ribbon - Actions
Connection
OPTION
DESCRIPTION
Reconnect
Quickly close the session and then re-open it automatically. Use it to update the resolution of your embedded RDP connections when you resize the window.
Close
Close the active session.
LogOff
Log off the RDP session. See Logoff topic for more information.
Actions
Option
Description
Execute
Execute the selected macro or script in the previous window or in the current tab. This is only available when there is something to Execute.
Macro/Script
Display a window where you can select a macro or script, as well as the execution options.
Type Clipboard
Send the content of the clipboard over to the opened session.
Display
OPTION
DESCRIPTION
Undock
Undock your embedded session and move it anywhere outside Remote Desktop Manager or even on another monitor.
Embedded
Re-embed your session when your session is undocked. This option will only appear if your session is not already in an embedded mode.
Full Screen
Display your session in full screen outside Remote Desktop Manager .
Work Area Screen
Open the connection in full screen and have access to your local taskbar.
Settings
OPTION
DESCRIPTION
Keep tab on disconnect
Your session tab will stay after a session disconnect. For more information, see Keep Tab Opened topic.
Smart Sizing
Enable or disable the RDP smart sizing. This setting will determine whether or not the client computer can scale the content on the remote computer to fit the window size of the client computer.
Smart Reconnect
Automatically reconnect your session with the most appropriate band.
Windows Key on the Remote Computer
When enabling Windows key , it will send the function to your host instead of running it on your computer.
Commands
This tab contains multiple type of commands and keystrokes combinations to affect the current session in a variety of instances. As such, these commands depend on the currently selected (and opened) entry. For a few example scenarios, refer to the following topics:
