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# Distintivo de notificación (punto rojo) en la barra de tareas

Gestione el punto rojo de la insignia de notificación en el icono de la barra de tareas de Remote Desktop Manager, vea las alertas y desactívelo desde la configuración de la interfaz de usuario.

Cuando tiene una o más notificaciones en su contexto actual de Remote Desktop Manager, aparece un icono de punto rojo sobre el logotipo de Remote Desktop Manager en la barra de tareas. Puede utilizar el botón de campana situado en la esquina inferior derecha de su aplicación Remote Desktop Manager para acceder al menú de notificaciones y eliminarlas.

Si desea desactivar por completo la insignia de notificación, vaya a ***Archivo – Interfaz de usuario – Barra de tareas/Icono de bandeja*** en Remote Desktop Manager y desactive ***Mostrar insignia de notificación en la barra de tareas***.


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