Using DPI Synchronization

The DPI Synchronization feature ensures that the DPI setting in a remote desktop or published application matches the client system's DPI setting.

The DPI Synchronization feature has the following requirements.

• The client system must support Retina Display.
• Full-resolution mode must be selected for the remote desktop or published applications. See Using a High-Resolution Mac with Retina Display.
• If you use multiple monitors, the Retina Display must be the primary window in system preferences. You cannot have more than one display in full-screen mode.

A Horizon administrator can disable the DPI synchronization feature.

If DPI synchronization is disabled, display scaling is used. The Display Scaling feature scales the remote desktop or published application appropriately.