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If the text and RTF data together use less than 1MB, the formatted text is pasted. Often the RTF data cannot
be truncated, so that if the text and formatting use more than 1MB, the RTF data is discarded, and plain text
is pasted.
If you are unable to paste all of the formatted text and images you selected in one operation, you might need
to copy and paste smaller amounts in each operation.
You cannot copy and paste files between a remote desktop and the file system on your client computer.
Using Remote Applications
Remote applications look and feel like applications that are installed on your client PC or laptop.
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You can minimize and maximize a remote application through the application. When a remote
application is minimized, it appears in the taskbar of your client system. You can also minimize and
maximize the remote application by clicking its icon in the taskbar.
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You can quit a remote application through the application or by right-clicking its icon in the taskbar.
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You can press Alt+Tab to switch between open remote applications.
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In Horizon Client 3.1 and later, if a remote application creates a Windows System Tray item, that item
also appears in the system tray on your Windows client computer. By default, the system tray icons
only appear to show notifications, but you can customize this behavior just as you do with natively
installed applications.
NOTE If you open the Control Panel to customize the notification area icons, the names of the icons for
remote applications are listed as VMware Horizon Client - application name.
Saving Documents in a Remote Application
With certain remote applications, such as Microsoft Word or WordPad, you can create and save documents.
Where these documents are saved depends on your company's network environment. For example, your
documents might be saved to a home share mounted on your local computer.
Administrators can use an ADMX template file to set a group policy that specifies where documents are
saved. This policy is called "Set Remote Desktop Services User Home Directory." For more information, see
the "RDS Profiles Settings" topic in the Setting Up Desktop and Application Pools in View document.
Chapter 5 Working in a Remote Desktop or Application
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