same answer as previously, use the source code and change it to your needs. There is already code inside to kill a wpctsc.exe. Now one has to add code to watch the wpctsc window and check for if it is connected or not (see windows title).

Sorry, currently no resources on my side for such changes.

~Josef

this post is not about the menu tiles.

You can assign the menu tiles on today screen to different applications, but I did not yet see a request to disable them completely (although this might be possible looking for the right window and disable/hide it). I have seen people assign the home screen menu tiles to there kiosk mode apps.

Sorry

Josef

I need the steps to disable/remove the menu shortcuts in the menubar at the bottom i.e. Phone and Contacts. Please suggest how to use the below registries.

[HKLM\Software\Microsoft\CHome\SK1URL]
“Open”=
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Today\Keys\112]
@=”"
“Open”=

In CHome, I don’t see SK1URL and under Today there is no Keys\112 registry. DO we need to create this?
What value to be specified for ?

Please guide.

Very nice work on rdesktop-ce!

With a slight modification to the source and changing the subsystem to 4.20, I found it will also emulate QVGA on a VGA device. (Similar to what you showed with a subsystem mod to the built-in Remote Desktop Mobile client.)

I noticed that you hadn’t included a Windows Mobile 6.5 target project. Is there something in the newer SDK that’s not compatible?

When running geometry=240×320 and fullscreen, I do get a few “get bitmap” error dialogs when logging out. It’s fine on disconnect only occurs on log off. And it’s always this id:idx.

get bitmap 2:23
get bitmap 2:24

Those errors they may repeat several times during the log off process.

I can run a trace and sort out what’s going with the bitmap cache but was wondering if you had seen this?

I’m testing against Windows XP Pro workstation.

-Jef

thank you, problem solved!

Another question:
Is it possible to automatically close the wpctsc window after a terminal session was ended?
I’m using the Intermec Launcher app and I’d like to return to it after the RDP session was closed/terminated.

Thanks!

Just download the code and compile yourself with logging off!

This is a developer site.

regards

Josef

First of all, thanks for making this great tool!

I have a minor issue with it though. I’m currently using the version from Feb 27 (RDM_bin_set_20130227.zip).
The problem is the log file that is being written to while RDM_KeepBusy is running (i.e. RDM_keepBusy.exe.log.txt): it gets HUGE over time, until it runs out of storage (I’m talking several hundred MB of space).

Is there a way to disable logging altogether, or at least cut down on the verbosity?

Thanks!

Thank you
Julius

thanks a lot for the information and the background.

~josef