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I use AnyDesk. ?It works great for me. ?It will work with Windows or Apple. ?It has a toggle in the menu bar that lets you switch between screen 1 and screen 2. ?I have been doing a lot of FT8 so I set up my main screen with the windows I use most (WSJTX, JTALert, DXCommander, SpotCollector, DXView, DXKeeper). ?Other apps are on the second screen.

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Just in case this might be helpful …?

I often run a Flex station along with DXLab Suite and a bunch of other stuff remotely. ?My station is packed into a small section of one room. ?But I need a lot of screen real estate so I use two monitors and also three windows workspaces. ?Workspaces are part of windows and are very easy to set up. ?They provide multiple, uh ..., well,?workspaces?on a single computer.

After setting them up (two minutes to search for instructions AND do the set up), how that works is this: one chooses the first workspace (three finger drag left/right on track pad) which in my case includes the laptop’s screen plus the the second monitor and sets things up there as desired. ?I have DXLab suite with several of its windows plus associated apps on those two screens. ?Drag left and the second workspace shows up. ?It starts as two new empty screens. ?Then set them up as desired. ?In my case, depending on what I’m doing I might have WSJT-X and JTAlert with a bunch of their windows open on the laptop monitor and GridTracker on the other, all also with a bunch of their windows open. ?Slide left again, two more empty windows. ?There I put SSDR and its utilities on the laptop monitor and N1MM on the left or maybe other things depending on what I’m doing.

So now, I swipe right to go back to workspace 2 with it’s two windows and again to workspace 1; back and forth as necessary. ?Because it’s microsoft-garbage software, it has it's annoying bugs which you’ll quickly discover but they’re pretty easily workaroundable and in this case, worth the trouble (at least to me).

I know this doesn’t address your question but here’s the thing. ?When I’m operating remote I don’t use microsoft remote desktop because of the very limitations you’re asking about, plus I would never use any?microsoft product that I could avoid. ?I do have it setup as an emergency backup (which I’ve never had to use) but what I count on is TeamViewer ? (). ? And the reason I went though all that initial description of my setup is TeamView easily allows me to see and control ALL of that stuff remotely. ?I see both monitors (there are several optional views) and can move back and forth between those workspaces almost as easily as if I were sitting in front of the computer itself. ?It seems to use almost no bandwidth (somehow ?) and works perfectly. ?And, it’s absolutely free for this application of it. ?They do charge for commercial use but not for casual, private use. ?I use it when my girlfriend and I are at our vacation house for weeks at a time with no problem.

I won’t consume reader b/w describing how to set it up and use it here but it is ridiculously easy and will take all of ten minutes to do the set up (any network?idiosyncrasies?you may have notwithstanding) and another ten to figure out how to use it. ?Plus there’s a ton of support information on-line if you need it. ?FWIW I’ve heard PCAnywhere is similar but I have no experience with it.