Here's a handy tip I just recently learned from the new intern on our team ( see, you can learn something from anyone on any given day ). I've long known you could access your local drives from a remote machine. For example, start up a remote desktop dialog. Then expand the dialog by clicking on Options , then check the Local Resources tab. Make sure Clipboard is checked, and then hit the More. button. Now you can select a local disk to be shared with the remote machine. For example, in this case I selected my C: drive. As you can see in the screenshot, the file explorer has another drive named " C on HAACKBOOK " which can be used to copy files back and forth from my local machine to the remote machine. But here's the part I didn't know. Let...(read more) ...
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