Hi,
I have noticed several times strange behavior when doing Print Screen in remote RDP session connected via Roayl TS.
- Royal TS is free for up to 10 connection, so you can freely install and check it.
http://www.royalts.com/main/home/win.aspx

Steps to reproduce:
- Connect to remote machine via Royal TS (have connectoion in windowed mode - not full screen)
- In remote session press Print Screen to take screen into clipboard
- Move back to main machine open MSpaint and paste it there

The picture is shifted by 6 px to right. See screenshot.
- When I close ClipboardFusion the issue the issue does not appear.

My OS is Windows 8 b9200(also happened witn Windows 7 SP1) and I'm connecting several virutal machines - all with Windows Servers 2003, 2008 R2 and etc. The issue is OS independent - no matter on which OS I'll connect it is still shifted.

Hi,
if PrintScreen captures whole desktop(main Windows + RoyalTS UI and Windows in RDP session) you probably had mouse focus on main Windows.
- Click into RDP session - like you would make print screen only in the Windows in RDP session.

- Also check if you don't have running any screen capturing tool(WinSnap, MS Snipping Tool, or other). They may map(and steel) PrintScreen key and perform "whole desktop" action.

- Basically PrintScreen should copy screen of the Windows only in RDP session - RoyalTS UI should not be visible - and the picture in the clipboard should have dimensions like the RDP screen.

- I have tried it also in External window. I use Embeded connection-in the tab. But the issue appears in both sittuations.

I have unchecked Use deep keyboard hooks - but there was no change when I enabled that.
- If you right click on some RDP connection in Navigation(left panel) - Properties
- I have checked both options Advanced - Keyboard - Accelerator Passthrough and Windows Keys Passthrough
- Redirection - only Clipboard is checked - if uncheked nothing goes to Clipboardfusion from RDP.

Windows Keys Passthrough looks to be the settings. When I disabled it - it took the whole screen.
- Check it, apply, close the session and reconnect again.

That's interesting. Thanks for the info.