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# Brug flere versioner af et tredjepartsprogram

Konfigurer Remote Desktop Manager til at starte flere versioner af et tredjepartsprogram ved at angive flere installationsstier adskilt af semikolon.

Hvis De har flere forskellige versioner af et program installeret på Deres arbejdsstation og ønsker at bruge begge versioner i Remote Desktop Manager, kan De konfigurere det sådan:

***Når De konfigurerer stien til programinstallationen*** Under ***Fil – Indstillinger – Program – Stier***, når De konfigurerer ***Sti til programinstallation***, skal De adskille hver sti med et semikolon (;). Remote Desktop Manager viser derefter en valgliste, så De kan vælge den ønskede version, når programmet startes.

Eksempel: For at angive to stier, f.eks. `C:\Program Files\Appsv1` og `D:\Program Files\Appsv2`, skal De angive dem sådan:

`C:\Program Files\Appsv1;D:\Program Files\Appsv2`


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