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If you have a remote desktop connection that you would like to display full screen, but still show the Thinix tab bar, you can do this by creating a custom RDP connection button in Thinix Touch Config.
Open Thinix Touch Config
Click the “Button Creator” tab
Choose either “Add Button” or “Edit Button”
If adding a new button
Enter an appropriate name for the button
Set the action as: c:\windows\system32\mstsc.exe
For ‘Arguments’, enter: /v:servername /w:width/h:height
where servername is the name of the server you want to connect to
where width is equal to your display resolution width
where height is your display resolution height minus 69 pixels
So for example, if the server name is SERVER and your display resolution is 1600x1200, the appropriate text for the ‘Arguments’ box is:
/v:SERVER /w:1600 /h:1131
For ‘Image’, click ‘Select’ and browse for the appropriate button (you may select a custom-created icon here as well
Click “Save” when finished
Click the “Tabs” tab
Browse to the desired tab, and set your new custom-created button to the desired location
If editing the existing button
In the ‘Name’ selection box, choose “Remote Desktop”
The ‘Action’ box should already be correct
For ‘Arguments’, enter: /v:servername /w:width/h:height
where servername is the name of the server you want to connect to
where width is equal to your display resolution width
where height is your display resolution height minus 69 pixels
So for example, if the server name is SERVER and your display resolution is 1600x1200, the appropriate text for the ‘Arguments’ box is:
/v:SERVER /w:1600 /h:1131
The ‘Image’ box should already be correct
Click “Save” when finished