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# Utiliser différentes versions de la même application

Exécutez plusieurs versions installées de la même application à partir de Remote Desktop Manager en séparant les chemins dans les paramètres de l'application.

Vous avez 2 versions différentes d'une application installées sur votre poste de travail et vous voulez pouvoir utiliser les deux versions dans Remote Desktop Manager

Lorsque vous configurez le chemin d'installation de votre application dans ***Fichier – Paramètres – Chemin***, séparez les chemins par un " ; ".

Remote Desktop Manager vous présentera la liste de sélection et vous pourrez choisir celle que vous voulez utiliser.

Exemple : **C:\Program Files\Appsv1 ; D:\Program Files\Appsv2**


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