Screen resolution for remote client

I have used Windows remote desktop and it has the fuction of setting the display resolution of the target machine when you login. So if i am on using a small laptop with small screen resolution (1024 x 768) and connect to a remote machine with a high resolution i can set the remote machine to display at 1024x768 nativly (no stretching or scalling).
DOES APPLE REMOTE DESKTOP HAVE THIS FUNCTIONALITY?

Ok so the solution was to user a different VNC client in Ubuntu. "Vinagre" allows you to view your remote session scaled to any size you like. It will however retain the dimentions of your MacBook screen.
One thing to be aware of is that when authentication your VNC session (entering your username and password) Vinagre only allows you to enter a password of 8 characters max. So if your password is longer then 8 characters you will have to shorten it to user Vinagre... A bit annoying but at least it works.
Techy notes:
It is actially the VNC server Vino that Vinagre uses that is enforcing the password length limit. So if using an alternative client that uses Vino as it's VNC server this limit will apply for that client also.
Even though you are scaling the client session down VNC sends the host's full resolution so you will still transfer a lot of data over the network.

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