Microsoft Releases Remote Desktop Connection Client 2
Microsoft announced the release of the final version of Remote Desktop Connection Client version 2. The software has been in beta for almost a year.
The final version is available for download now and allows you to remotely connect to Windows-based PCs to access Windows-based files, applications, devices, and networks from your Mac.
Features listed include multiple session support, Mac-like user interface, print support, and increased security. Microsoft lists a number of known issues in the final version.
The final version is available for download now and allows you to remotely connect to Windows-based PCs to access Windows-based files, applications, devices, and networks from your Mac.
Features listed include multiple session support, Mac-like user interface, print support, and increased security. Microsoft lists a number of known issues in the final version.
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47 months ago
Haven't tried it yet, but the screen-shots alone look like a big improvement. Good stuff!
47 months ago
Anything that makes working with Macs and PCs together easier is a good thing in my book. ^^
47 months ago
I've been using the beta .. I guess for a year! Wow time flies. Anyway, it's been problem free and an improvement on earlier versions for me.
47 months ago
I guess Microsoft increasing their Mac team is really getting a lot of work done....in the last couple weeks we have gotten updates to Office 2004, Office 2008, XML, and Remote Desktop Connection...I'm very impressed with this..mainly because it is Microsoft.
47 months ago
I guess Microsoft increasing their Mac team is really getting a lot of work done....in the last couple weeks we have gotten updates to Office 2004, Office 2008, XML, and Remote Desktop Connection...I'm very impressed with this..mainly because it is Microsoft.
Microsoft is a very capable corporation, even if it doesn't seem like it at times. And contrary to popular belief, the Mac platform is still important to Microsoft, hence why new versions of Office, etc. are still being released.
47 months ago
Excellent news. I've been using the beta for ages now and it's been trouble free whenever I've connected to the work VPN.
Not having to bring my work laptop home every night has been a bonus. :D
Not having to bring my work laptop home every night has been a bonus. :D
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