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Has the clipboard functionality regarding file transfer changed under

Windows 2008?

 

Under Windows 2003, an XP client with RDP 6 installed can *not* select a

file in the remote desktop session, right-click and select 'Copy', and then

back to local desktop, right-click somewhere (e.g. My Documents) and hit

'Paste'.

 

In Server 2008, if you map your clipboard across but not any local drives,

you *are* able to copy files using the steps above.

 

Is there workaround to 'restore' the behaviour in Winddows 2003 so this

clipboard-mode file transfer is prohibited, unless doing it manually (editing

the file, copy the data, and then manually create a new file locally and

paste the data in) ?

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

Hong

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Guest Rong Chen [MSFT]
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Re: clipboard-mode file transfer in TS 2008 has changed?

 

If you want to disable clipboard redirection, open remote desktop connection

client, select Options->Local Resources Tab->Uncheck clipboard there.

 

Thanks

 

Rong

 

 

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"Hong" <Hong@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:A3EABE18-A076-4608-B994-1BB7B270B588@microsoft.com...

> Has the clipboard functionality regarding file transfer changed under

> Windows 2008?

>

> Under Windows 2003, an XP client with RDP 6 installed can *not* select a

> file in the remote desktop session, right-click and select 'Copy', and

> then

> back to local desktop, right-click somewhere (e.g. My Documents) and hit

> 'Paste'.

>

> In Server 2008, if you map your clipboard across but not any local drives,

> you *are* able to copy files using the steps above.

>

> Is there workaround to 'restore' the behaviour in Winddows 2003 so this

> clipboard-mode file transfer is prohibited, unless doing it manually

> (editing

> the file, copy the data, and then manually create a new file locally and

> paste the data in) ?

>

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

> Hong


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