First, open your playlist management in Edit – Playlist – Playlist management.
There are five methods of using your playlist.
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Open | Launch the selected playlist. |
| Open embedded | Overrides the display selection of entries inside the playlists and launches them as embedded (some entries might not support this). |
| Select in Navigation pane | Selects all entries the playlist contains in the Navigation pane. |
| Execute script against | This will prompt for you to select the Typing macro (exclusively) you wish to execute against your playlist. |
| Launch at startup | Here you can select a specific playlist you would like launched whenever the application starts. You can also default back to None or Last opened connections. |
There are 3 way to open a Playlist:
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| Open | Items will open using the specified mode in each session. |
| Open embedded | Items will all open using the embedded mode. |
| Select in Navigation pane | Items will be selected in the Navigation pane, this allow you to choose another command to run on the section as a second step. |
In View – Playlist, select the playlist to open and click on Open.
In View – Playlist, select the playlist to open and click on Open embedded.
In View – Playlist, select the playlist to open and click on Select in the Navigation pane. Then, select the desired entries in your Navigation pane using Cmd+click.
You can use the menu in the playlist management for multiple options.
| OPTION | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
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Create a new playlist. |
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Delete an existing playlist. |
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Edit the selected playlist. |
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Refresh your playlist management. |
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Copy the selected playlist. |
A playlist can be set to be launched when Remote Desktop Manager macOS is opened.
To define a default playlist, click Edit – Playlist – Playlist management. Then select your playlist in the default at startup drop-down.
If you check the confirmation at startup box a confirmation window will be displayed before opening your playlist. You can then enable or disable sessions manually or you can cancel the process completely.
The last opened connections option will offer to reopen the sessions that were opened at the time you closed Remote Desktop Manager macOS. That playlist is maintained automatically at every Remote Desktop Manager macOS closing.
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