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# Envoyer des informations aux sessions SSH à l'aide d'une macro de frappe dans Remote Desktop Manager

Envoyez de l'information aux sessions SSH à l'aide d'une entrée de macro de saisie dans Remote Desktop Manager pour un transfert de données en un clic.

La macro de saisie de Remote Desktop Manager est conçue pour faciliter le transfert d'information dans les sessions SSH en un seul clic.

1. Créez une entrée ***Macro de saisie***. Elle se trouve sous ***Nouvelle entrée*** – ***Macro/Script/Outil*** – ***Macro***.
2. Cliquez sur ***OK*** pour enregistrer.
3. Configurez votre entrée avec la macro que vous souhaitez saisir dans vos sessions.
4. Cliquez sur ***OK*** pour enregistrer
5. Lancez vos sessions et sélectionnez votre macro sous ***Macros/Scripts/Outils*** – ***Macros/Scripts***. La macro sera envoyée directement dans vos sessions.


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