Smart-resizing Remote Desktop connections?
Guess you can learn something new every day.
http://blogs.msdn.com/ts/archive/2008/08/07/smart-sizing-the-ts-client.aspx
Since the Windows XP timeframe, the TS Client has had the ability to run in “smart-sized” mode (users of Remote Assistance will be familiar with this mode). Smart-sized mode means that the entire remote desktop is always visible in the client window, with no scrollbars being necessary. In effect, for the same size client window, smart-sizing shows you more graphic data, while a non-smart-sized client window has to use scrollbars and shows much less.
Which means by adding
smart sizing:i:1
to a .rdp file (which is a textfile after all) you can get resizing Remote desktop windows too 
