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http://www.macnn.com/articles/08/07/02/microsoft.remote.client.2/

Microsoft ships Remote Desktop Client v2.0

updated 01:25 am EDT, Wed July 2, 2008

 

Microsoft Remote Client 2


Microsoft recently unveiled Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2, a major update to its Windows PC VNC connection software, allowing users to access an unlimited number of clients. Microsoft gave RDCC a visual overhaul, offering users a more familiar interface, and also included access to print servers from both Intel and PowerPC-based Macs. Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2 is available from Microsoft's website for no charge.

Included in the new version are Microsoft's Error Reporting Tool and AutoUpdate programs, as well as a new help viewer to improve support options. Security has also been tightened through the use of Microsoft's Network Level Authentication method found in Windows Vista.


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  1. robcee

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    Joined: Nov 2005

    +1

    RDC is not VNC

    VNC is a different protocol. RDC is windows only.

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