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Preferences вЂ“ This is where you can manage global settings that can be applied across all desktops. Hover over a desktop tile to see the edit button or simply right click on a tile to see options to edit, duplicate or remove the tile When you launch the Beta app, you will notice a fresh new look and feel.Д¬onnection center - The connection center is the starting point of the app and allows you to easily find and manage the desktops that you want to connect to.Д¬lick the Add button (+) to add a new desktopДouble click on a desktop tile to connect to it It introduces the following featuresДЄbility to use both CMD X/C/V and CTRL X/C/V to cut/copy/paste with the remote session The Beta app currently supports connections to desktops only. Rate and review the application from within, report issues or request new features from within the app. You may share your feedback with us in multiple ways. This app does not have all the features that the release version has, and will not have the release level of product support. The pre-release app showcases the new user interface design and features we would like to receive your feedback on.

#MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2015 BETA HOW TO#

The Microsoft Remote Desktop Beta app for Mac is aДЄvailable on HockeyApp (see instructions on how to install the app from HockeyApp in the section in this post on Installation and Checking for updates). It supports connecting to desktops, remote resources and Azure RemoteApp. The Microsoft Remote Desktop app for Mac available in the Mac App Store and updated regularly, is our fully tested and fully featured application. The Remote Desktop team is looking forward to our users test driving this new application and providing us feedback.

Released today is a separate application with a brand-new user interface design and new features.

Those of you using Mac devices today may already be familiar with the Today, I would like to tell you about the preview of the Microsoft Remote Desktop app for Mac. Hi everyone, this is Ayesha Mascarenhas from the Remote Desktop team. First published on CloudBlogs on Aug 11, 2015

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