The Microsoft Remote Desktop application doesn't have a clipboard function (ability to copy from an operating system and paste it to another). However, according to the developers, you can copy / paste files by using the Redirection option.

To do this, click the + button and in the Add Local Folder window enter the following information: Name: Set a name for the folder to be available during the remote session. Path: Select the path to the folder to be available during the remote session. For additional information, check the support.

The program is hosted on a terminal server that I access from my desktop via Remote Desktop. I can paste the image into Paint and various other applications on the terminal server. I can copy image from Paint on the terminal server to the clipboard on my PC and paste the image into Paint on my PC.

I am running Microsoft Remote Desktop 8.0.12 for Mac OSX 10.9.5. I have noticed that the check box to 'Enable folder redirection' is ignored. I edit a remote desktop then unchecked this box, but folder redirection is always mapped when connecting to any remote desktop with this option unchecked. Does anyone else have this issue? Is there a place I can submit a bug about this to Microsoft? Cross-posted from the Update 2015-02-09: Confirmed the most recent version 8.0.13 also has this problem.

Cannot share 365 Outlook 2016 calendar between Windows user and Mac user who are on same Exchange server. I’m using Mac OS X 10.10.5 and Outlook 2016 ver 15.35 (170610). How to share calendar on microsoft outlook mac 2011. To share your Outlook calendar on Outlook.com, first save it as an iCalendar (.ics file), import it into Outlook.com, then share it with the people who need to see it. Save a calendar as an.ics file by selecting the calendar in Outlook, clicking File > Save Calendar, and choosing the iCalendar Format file type. Important: To share your calendar, both you and the person you want to share it with must have Microsoft Exchange accounts. Share a calendar with someone At the bottom of the navigation pane, select the Calendar icon.

Reported it to the old Mac Contact Us link provided by Arshad, but I doubt anyone will notice as this page doesn't even reference the latest version of the Mac RDP client.