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# Experience

On the **Experience** tab, you can edit the following settings:

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**Connection speed**. Tap this menu to select the suitable connection speed for the most fluid experience. By default, connection settings are optimized automatically. However, if you choose some option other than **Detect automatically**, you'll be able to configure the following additional options:

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** If you select an option which is deselected by default, please keep in mind that additional visual effects may slow down your connection speed.
{% endhint %}

* **Desktop background**. Enable this option to show the remote computer desktop background.
* **Font smoothing**. This option makes all fonts smooth for improved readability.
* **Menu animation**. If menus and windows on the remote computer have visual effects and this option is enabled, these effects are also shown on your Android device.
* **Desktop composition**. Desktop composition changes the way windows are depicted on the screen.
* **Window dragging**. Enable this option to show window contents when dragging windows.
* **Themes**. Enable this option to use the remote desktop themes when connected.


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