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Basj,
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Adjust for DPI differences makes no difference. Nor does any of the other options that I can see. Both the remote screen and the Multiplicity computer screen resolutions are identical. 2560x1440 on a 27" monitor.

The only way I can KVM into the machine and be able to click on pop up notifications, taskbar icons or icons in the lower portion of the remote desktop is if I run multiplicity in FULL SCREEN mode and make darn sure that the option Always Show Tab Bar is DISABLED> Otherwise I can not click on any of the icons in the lower portion of the remote computer or the taskbar icons. 

Heaven forbid if I need to get to my main computer desktop. I have to go out of fullscreen mode. Then minimize the Multiplicity KVM window with the remote computer screen, and do what I need to do on my main computer. If I want to go back to the remote computer I have to restore the Multiplicity screen then go into the gear icon and select fullscreen from the gear pulldown menu.  

If there is a vertical scrollbar at all for the remote computer it causes problems with not being able to click on icons in the lower portion of the remote computer desktop. This includes the taskbar of the remote computer. Those icons are not clickable. I also noticed that if there is a vertical scrollbar for the remote computer then the taskbar on the remote computer appears like it has been manually resized height-wise. There is white space below the taskbar icons. 

I do not have a spare monitor capable of 2560x1440 but I do have one that can do 1920x1080. So I lowered the resolution on my main computer with the 27" monitor to 1920x1080, and hooked up the monitor to the remote computer. It exhibited the same issue UNTIL I selected Stretch. That caused the vertical scroll bar to disappear, the size of the desktop of the remote computer shrunk slightly in size and 2 black vertical bars appeared on either side of the remote desktop.   I was able to click on the icons lower down on the desktop as well as the icons in the remote desktop taskbar.

I then hooked up the dummy monitor plug to the remote computer, reset my main computer back to the 2560x1440 resolution and KVM'd to the remote computer. With Stretch enabled the icons were clickable and no vertical scrollbar. As soon as I switched to 1:1 the vertical scrollbar and click issue appeared.  

To me Stretch implies enlarging the item/view on the screen not shrinking it. With Stretch enabled Multiplicity is usable without having to go into full screen.