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# Badge de notification (point rouge) dans la barre des tâches

Gérez la pastille de notification (point rouge) dans l'icône de la barre des tâches de Remote Desktop Manager, consultez les alertes et désactivez-la à partir des paramètres de l'interface utilisateur

Lorsque vous avez une ou plusieurs notifications dans votre contexte actuel de Remote Desktop Manager, une icône de point rouge apparaît par-dessus le logo de Remote Desktop Manager dans la barre des tâches. Vous pouvez utiliser le bouton en forme de cloche dans le coin inférieur droit de votre application Remote Desktop Manager pour accéder au menu des notifications et les supprimer.

Si vous souhaitez désactiver complètement la pastille de notification, allez à ***Fichier – Interface utilisateur – Barre des tâches/Icône de la zone de notification*** dans Remote Desktop Manager et désactivez ***Afficher la pastille de notification dans la barre des tâches***.


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