Open the Control Panel and select "Ease of Access Center".Under "Mouse" select "Local mouse (Only send clicks and drags)"Ĭhange mouse settings in the Windows environment on the Host computer:.In the Guest application under the Quick Connect tab (global setting) select Connection Properties, or in the Phonebook under the specific Host entry's Connection Properties, click the tab Keyboard/Mouse.Change mouse settings in Windows environment on the Host computer.Ĭhange mouse settings in the Guest application:.Notes: To select all objects, press Ctrl+A. Select all or some shapes in the SmartArt graphic. Select the drawing canvas and make its sizes bigger or similar on the Shape Format tab, in the Size group. Change mouse settings in the Guest application. Select the SmartArt and check its sizes on the SmartArt Format tab, in the Size group: 1.4.2.There are two ways to work-around the problem: This behavior has been seen on HP hardware based Windows Server variants that do not have a mouse attached. When remote controlling a Host running on certain hardware it may happen that the mouse pointer in the Host window disappears when the Guest mouse enters the Host window. Article Number: 491 | Last Updated: Tue, 10:23 AM
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