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# Hold faner åbne

Hold en fane i Remote Desktop Manager åben efter afbrydelse for at genstarte en fjernenhed eller hurtigt genoptage afbrudt arbejde senere.

Remote Desktop Manager giver Dem mulighed for at holde en fane åben, selv når forbindelsen er afbrudt, så De kan genstarte en fjernenhed eller blot holde Deres arbejdsområde klar til hurtigt at genoptage arbejdet efter en afbrydelse.

### Arbejdsflow

Sessionen skal køre i integreret tilstand. Når sessionen er åben, kan De se valgmuligheden ***Behold fanen ved afbrydelse*** i afsnittet ***Indstillinger*** på fanen ***Handlinger***.

Aktivér ***Behold fanen ved afbrydelse*** for at kunne logge af eller genstarte og samtidig beholde fanen. Et panel erstatter sessionens indhold.

Dette panel tilbyder flere handlinger:

* Luk: De har skiftet mening og vil lukke fanen.
* Opret forbindelse: Opret forbindelse til sessionen.
* Opret forbindelse, når den er tilgængelig: Pinger værten, indtil den bliver tilgængelig, og opretter derefter forbindelse til sessionen.

Hvis De vil have valgmuligheden aktiveret som standard, skal De redigere sessionen og sætte valgmuligheden ***Hold fanesiden åben ved afbrydelse*** under ***Filer - Indstillinger - Typer*** til ***Ja***.


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