Connecting to Remote Desktop manually [closed] - azure

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How do I connect to the remote desktop manually? Clicking the connect button will always run mstsc with maximum display size. I tried using the Url directly but keep getting a rejection. The .rdp file that is sent during connect is something like:
full address:s:mytestapp-20120825.cloudapp.net
username:s:xxxxx
LoadBalanceInfo:s:Cookie: mstshash=WCFServiceWebRole1#WCFServiceWebRole1_IN_0
Thanks.

I found it. I right-click the rdp file and select Edit.
I wonder what's in the rdp file that makes it work.

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