Actually I just figured out how to
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1. Open connection properties
2. Go to the RDP tab
3. Press Configure
4. Change resolution on the Screen tab
5. Get back to the General tab and press Save
6. Close the RDP configuration window but leave the Remote Utilities properties window open.
7. go to C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Roaming\Remote Utilities Files\rdp_connections (where <User> is the current user logged in to windows) and edit the rdp file for the computer to be connected to in notepad, edit the resolution,
desktopwidth:i:1280
desktopheight:i:710
Save the file and close notepad.
8. Press OK on the Remote Utilities properties window.
When OK is press to on the Remote Utilities properties window It looks like Remote Utilities reads the rdp file and saves the configuration in itself somewhere because if you just go and edit the rdp file and then start an RDP session Remote Utilities overwrites the rdp file with whatever has been last saved into it for that computer connection.