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4 Click the Open Menu toolbar buon at the top of the sidebar, select Display .
5 In the Display Seings dialog box, click Add Display.
N If the Display Selector browser window does not appear, add your Horizon server's FQDN
address into the Pop-up exceptions section of your browser's Content  window.
6 Drag the Display Selector window so that it appears in the other monitor display that you want to use.
The message in the Display Selector browser window changes and a gray rectangular icon is added.
7 In the Display Selector browser window, click the + monitor icon to conrm that you want to use the
current monitor display.
The Waiting for other displays message appears on the current monitor display and the gray monitor
icon in the Display seings window in your primary display changes to a green color.
8 Click OK in the Display Seings window when you are done adding the monitor displays that you
want to use for the session.
The Display Seings window is dismissed, the Waiting for other displays message is cleared in the
non-primary monitor display and displays the remote desktop window.
9 To exit the multiple displays mode, press Esc and click Yes in the Exit the multiple displays mode
dialog box to conrm.
N Each time you have to use the Esc key in the remote desktop, open the sidebar tab, click the
Open Menu toolbar buon at the top of the sidebar, and select Send ESC.
Using DPI Synchronization
The DPI Synchronization feature ensures that the remote desktop's DPI seing matches the client machine's
DPI seing for new remote sessions. When you start a new session, Horizon Agent sets the DPI value in the
remote desktop to match the DPI value of the client machine.
The DPI Synchronization feature cannot change the DPI seing for active remote sessions. If you reconnect
to an existing remote session, the Display Scaling feature scales the remote desktop or application
appropriately.
The DPI Synchronization feature is enabled when the High Resolution Mode seing is disabled in the
Seings window. Beginning with HTML Access version 4.5, if an administrator disables the Horizon Agent
DPI Synchronization group policy seing, the DPI Synchronization feature can be disabled, but the Display
Scaling feature cannot be disabled. You must log out and log in again to make any conguration changes
take eect. For more information, see the Conguring Remote Desktop Features in Horizon 7 document.
The DPI Synchronization feature requires Windows 7 or later for single-session desktops, Windows Server
2008 R2 or later for published desktops and applications on RDS hosts, Horizon Agent 7.0.2 or later, and
HTML Access version 4.4 or later.
Following are tips for using the DPI Synchronization feature:
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If you change the DPI seing on the client machine, you must log out and log in again to make
Horizon Client aware of the new DPI seing on the client machine. This requirement applies even if the
client machine is running Windows 10.
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If you start a remote session on a client machine that has a DPI seing of more than 100 percent, and
then use the same session on another client machine that has a dierent DPI seing of more than 100
percent, you must log out and log back in to the session on the second client machine to make DPI
synchronization work on the second client machine.
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