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# Crear una lista de credenciales

Exporte una lista completa de credenciales desde Remote Desktop Manager a un fichero CSV protegido con contraseña mediante la opción de exportar bóveda.

Si desea crear un informe que contenga una lista completa de todas sus credenciales, estos son los pasos que debe seguir:

1. En el menú ***Archivo – Exportar – Exportación especial***, seleccione la opción ***Exportar bóveda (.csv)***.
2. Introduzca una contraseña para crear un fichero zip protegido con contraseña.
3. Cuando intente abrir su fichero Zip, se le solicitará su contraseña.
4. Una vez introducida su contraseña y descomprimido su fichero, tendrá su lista completa de credenciales con toda su información en formato de fichero \*.csv.


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