If using Windows 10's built-in virtual desktop: Is it possible to show a window on all desktops and not only on a single one?
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Are you trying to have the Remote Desktop span multiple screens? If so, you can save the RDP connection and then edit the RDP file directly. This might be useful for you: https://superuser.com/a/1490431 – ctwheels Sep 08 '21 at 22:29
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Do this:
- Have more than one virtual desktops and the window displayed on the current one
- Enter Task View either by the taskbar icon
or the shortcut
Win+Tab - Right-click the window and select "Show this window on all desktops".
For more information and screenshots see the article
How To Pin An App Window To All Virtual Desktops In Windows 10.
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Yes, this is the way. But is there a keyboard shortcut for this procedure—or is it possible to create one? – user697473 May 23 '23 at 19:52
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