How to extend display for multiple monitors when connected to a remote computer

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The following blog post shows how to extend display for multiple monitors when connected to a remote computer:
  • Open Remote Desktop Connection and enter the IP address of the remote computer.
  • Click on Show Options.

  • Click on Display tab.
  • Checkbox "Use all my monitors for remote session".


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