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# Benachrichtigungsabzeichen (roter Punkt) in der Taskleiste

Verwalten Sie den roten Punkt des Benachrichtigungsabzeichens im Taskleistensymbol von Remote Desktop Manager, zeigen Sie Warnungen an und deaktivieren Sie ihn in den Einstellungen der Benutzeroberflä

Wenn Sie eine oder mehrere Benachrichtigungen in Ihrem aktuellen Remote Desktop Manager-Kontext haben, erscheint ein rotes Punktsymbol über dem Remote Desktop Manager-Logo in der Taskleiste. Sie können die Glockenschaltfläche in der unteren rechten Ecke Ihrer Remote Desktop Manager-Anwendung verwenden, um auf das Benachrichtigungsmenü zuzugreifen und sie zu entfernen.

Wenn Sie das Benachrichtigungsabzeichen vollständig deaktivieren möchten, gehen Sie in Remote Desktop Manager zu ***Datei – Benutzeroberfläche – Taskleiste/Trayicon*** und deaktivieren Sie ***Benachrichtigungsabzeichen in der Taskleiste anzeigen***.


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