Remote desktop - background login with unique resolution

Is it possible to use a Mac remote desktop Client with a separate desktop and resolution?
With windows rdp the client you have a background login with a unique resolution.
The resolution on my iMac server is a lot greater than that of the client.
I would prefer tologin without scaling and/or scrolling

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Ran - delete_ObjectSid_user.sh
This created new un-duplicated SIDS for all the users - This removed
all duplicating conflicts
Steve Babcock wrote:
> I found that all my problem users have Duplicate Sids (as do a number
> of PCs)
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> How do I fix this ?
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> Steve Babcock wrote:
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> > I run both 2003 and 2008 Terminal Services
> >
> > Users can log into either server
> >
> > BUT, as of about 2 months ago, all NEW users that I create either
> > through iManager or MMC cannot log into the 2008 server
> >
> > I get the message on the Windows login "Welcome" screen after about
> > 10 seconds : X - "More Data is Available"
> >
> > Other symptoms :
> >
> > Using MMC and selecting the "Remote Control", "Sessions", or "Remote
> > Desktop Server Profile" tab, I get the message:
> >
> > Could not load the Remote DEsktop SErvices properties for this user
> > because: More data is available
> >
> >
> > This error only occurs on newly created users - all my old users
> > work fine
> >
> >
> > Any ideas would be welcome
> >
> > Steve

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