Customizing Remote Desktop Web Connection

Updated: January 21, 2005

The sample Default.htm page is installed with Remote Desktop Web Connection and can be used as is, or can be customized to fit the needs of your organization. Web authors can embed the Remote Desktop Web Connection ActiveX Control in a Web page with the HTML <OBJECT> tag, and can use the scriptable interfaces, for example, to specify a specific program to run upon connection, to allow seamless logon, and to specify advanced configuration options for the client connection.

If you have enabled a Virtual Channels application in your Terminal Services deployment, you can also make this application available to client computers that access the terminal server by means of the Remote Desktop Web Connection ActiveX component.

For a complete documentation of the full set of Remote Desktop Web Connection ActiveX Control parameters, see the Microsoft Platform SDK.

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