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    Remote Desktop Question

    When I remote desktop to another machine how do I easily take a file from that machine to my machine?

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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    If you go into the advanced options of remote desktop you can share your local HDD, just drag and drop

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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    What if I am in full screen mode?

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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    When you share a local resource with the remote computer it appears as a drive within the remote operating system - so you can just copy files into it remotely. When you disconnect they will be available locally.
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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    Its in the Local Rsources tab of Remote Desktop Connection. Depending on your version it will be either just a checkbox "Disk drives" or in the "More" button where you can select which drives to use in your remote session.
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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    Ok, once I do that, where do I see my local drive on the remote computer?

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    Re: Remote Desktop Question

    In your remote session you open up Explorer by double clicking on the y computer icon or in the start menu (depends on the system OS version). Once explorer is opened it will show all the drives etc and you will see your remote mapped drive. Use as any normal drive.
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