This video show you how to use Remote Desktop Manager to create an RDP session. The three basic display modes are explained: External mode, Embedded mode and Undocked mode. [1:12]
This small video shows you how to use KeePass and Remote Desktop Manager to do an automatic login of a Remote Desktop connection or any supported type of connection (LogMeIn, Telnet, Citrix, VNC, Team Viewer , FTP, VPN...). [3:24]
This small tutorial shows you how to use Remote Desktop Manager to setup an automatic login connection with LogMeIn. [1:50]
This small video demonstrates how to use UltraVNC embedded in Remote Desktop Manager. Embedded UltraVNC offers many functionalities such as ms-logon, dsm, chat and file transfer support. [3:16]
This small video shows how to create an custom installer of Remote Desktop Manager with an online account. [1:56]
This video shows how to share session settings between multiple users in Remote Desktop Manager with a SQL Server database. [2:07]
This video shows how to create security groups; to add a user in a group and to limit access for a group to a specific session. [2:11]
This video shows some uses of the template features, like with Quick Connect, Session Script Tools, or with Multiple Session Import. [2:55]
The Enterprise edition with SQL Server or Remote Desktop Manager Online allow you to add an attachment in a data source, stored in the database. [2:15]
Remote Desktop Manager enables to manage multiple remote desktop sharing sessions, and also to open a VPN tunnel before. Check it out. It is elegantly simple. [4:00]
This video shows how to integrate any products not supported by default in Remote Desktop Manager. [1:31]
This video shows how to manage user specific settings in Remote Desktop Manager. [2:16]
This video shows how to create sub-connections. Sub connections are used to share properties between groups of sessions, for example the host name. It is also used to regroup many connection types on one computer, for example the RDP/FTP/HTTP connection. [3:06]
This video shows how to manage the offline mode. The offline mode allows you to access the database in read-only, even when you're not connected to the office. Remote Desktop Manager detects when a connection failure is happening and handles everything, even if VPN connection is required. [1:59]
This video shows how to manage user specific settings in Remote Desktop Manager. [1:35]
This video shows how to manage and create add-on. Add-ons are used to extend the application. They are developed by using the Remote Desktop Manager SDK. [2:58]