> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/da/knowledge-base/how-to-articles/disable-or-customize-the-getting-started-page.md).

# Deaktiver eller tilpas siden Introduktion

Deaktiver siden Introduktion i Remote Desktop Manager ved start, eller erstat den med Deres egen brugerdefinerede HTML-velkomstside.

Når De starter Remote Desktop Manager, vises siden ***Introduktion*** som standard. Hvis De ikke vil se denne side, hver gang De åbner programmet, kan De deaktivere den på to måder. De kan også angive en brugerdefineret velkomstside.

### Markér Vis ikke igen

Hvis De endnu ikke har lukket siden ***Introduktion***, skal De markere ***Vis ikke igen*** i højre side af sidens værktøjslinje.

### Fjern markeringen af Vis siden Introduktion ved start

Under ***Fil*** – ***Indstillinger*** – ***Brugergrænseflade*** i det avancerede afsnit ***Andre valgmuligheder*** skal De fjerne markeringen af ***Vis siden Introduktion ved start***.

### Angiv en brugerdefineret velkomstside

De kan vælge at vise en side, De selv har lavet, som velkomstside. Gå til ***Administration*** – ***Systemindstillinger*** – ***Program*** under ***Velkomstside***, aktivér indstillingen ***Brug velkomstside på web eller HTML***, og angiv den URL, der peger på Deres brugerdefinerede velkomstside.


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