Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection Client 2.0 (Beta)
Microsoft has released version 2.0 (Beta) of their Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac.
Remote Desktop Connection Client lets you connect to a Microsoft Windows-based computer and work with programs and files on that computer from your Macintosh computer.
New features include:
- Universal Binary
- Provides better compatibility with Windows Vista, improved security features, and many other improvements.
- Multiple Sessions
- Improved User Experience
- Dynamic Screen Resizing
- Improved Printing Support
Remote Desktop Connection Client lets you connect to a Microsoft Windows-based computer and work with programs and files on that computer from your Macintosh computer.
New features include:
- Universal Binary
- Provides better compatibility with Windows Vista, improved security features, and many other improvements.
- Multiple Sessions
- Improved User Experience
- Dynamic Screen Resizing
- Improved Printing Support
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59 months ago
For anyone who has already downloaded it.
How does it compare with CoRD? http://cord.sourceforge.net/
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How does it compare with CoRD? http://cord.sourceforge.net/
B
59 months ago
For anyone who has already downloaded it.
How does it compare with CoRD? http://cord.sourceforge.net/
B
Thanks for the CoRD link, B. I've just started connecting to my work machine via VPN, and haven't yet done it from my Powerbook. I downloaded the older Windows RDC for Mac this weekend, but I'll probably give the beta a try as well. I'll report back with my impressions if someone more knowledgeable doesn't beat me to it.
59 months ago
Yay! Multiple sessions!
Not that running multiple instances before didn't work...
59 months ago
For anyone who has already downloaded it.
How does it compare with CoRD? http://cord.sourceforge.net/
B
I've been using CoRD. But I think I'll give RDC a try. CoRD doesn't have the feature of file transfer.
59 months ago
A quick check shows that it's a small download, a quick install, and it works as easily as version 1 did. So far so good.
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