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# Usar varias versiones de una aplicación de terceros

Configure Remote Desktop Manager para iniciar varias versiones de una aplicación de terceros indicando varias rutas de instalación separadas por punto y coma.

Si tiene instaladas varias versiones distintas de una aplicación en su estación de trabajo y desea utilizar ambas versiones en Remote Desktop Manager, puede configurarlo de la siguiente manera:

***Cuando configure la ruta de instalación de la aplicación*** En ***Archivo – Configuración – Aplicación – Rutas***, al configurar la ***ruta de instalación de la aplicación***, separe cada ruta con un punto y coma (;). Remote Desktop Manager le mostrará entonces una lista de selección, lo que le permitirá elegir la versión deseada al iniciar la aplicación.

Ejemplo: Para especificar dos rutas, como `C:\Program Files\Appsv1` y `D:\Program Files\Appsv2`, introdúzcalas de la siguiente manera:

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


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