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Terminals is a secure, multi tab terminal services/remote desktop client. It uses Terminal Services ActiveX Client (mstscax.dll). The project started from the need of controlling multiple connections...
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Developer guideContinuous integrationThis service is Temporary unavailable!There is a public Team City server configured for our project at: ... Use Login as Guest on Login page These builds shouldn't...
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Hi, Is there a way to create a favourite under a favourite or a tool bar to show groups. I have a huge list of servers and I want to club them. For eg favourites "Product1 - Dev", "Prod 1 - QA", "Prod...
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Could you please add a feature to import a plain text file which has a list of servers?
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Section credential management is very poor, could you at least improve the interface by adding the ability to sort and organize authentication?
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User documentation Well, on the beginning it was a small application...But anyway, don't search here for SSH specification, or how to enable remote desktop for your account on Windows server. Simply we...
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How to store data in SQL database Note: This feature is under active development and isn't present in any of published versions.Terminals supports two possibilities how to store user data. If you don't...
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Upgrade to version 3.0 This page describes installation scenarios when upgrading from previous versions to version 3.0 using setup and by using new binaries. Purpose of this page is to allow downgrade...
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Upgrade to version 3.0 This page describes installation scenarios when upgrading from previous versions to version 3.0 using setup and by using new binaries. Purpose of this page is to allow downgrade...
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System requirementsOperation system First and foremost you will need a Windows machine with at least Windows XP. I have heard of people testing Terminals with Wine on non-Windows machines but most of...
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System requirementsOperation system First and foremost you will need a Windows machine with at least Windows XP. I have heard of people testing Terminals with Wine on non-Windows machines but most of...
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System requirementsOperation system First and foremost you will need a Windows machine with at least Windows XP. I have heard of people testing Terminals with Wine on non-Windows machines but most of...
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User documentation Well, on the beginning it was a small application...But anyway, don't search here for SSH specification, or how to enable remote desktop for your account on Windows server. Simply we...
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How to store data in SQL database Note: This feature is under active development and isn't present in any of published versions.Terminals supports two possibilities how to store user data. If you don't...
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Updated Wiki: Store data in SQL database
How to store data in SQL database Note: This feature is under active development and isn't present in any of published versions.Terminals supports two possibilities how to store user data. If you don't...
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How to backup and restore settings files Like other applications Terminals stores its data in data files on your disk. All these files are stored under application directory except files, where...
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How to backup and restore settings files Like other applications Terminals stores its data in data files on your disk. All these files are stored under application directory except files, where...
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How to store data in SQL database Note: This feature is under active development and isn't present in any of published versions.Terminals supports two possibilities how to store user data. If you don't...
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