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# Send information to SSH sessions using a typing macro in Remote Desktop Manager

Send information to SSH sessions using a typing macro entry in Remote Desktop Manager for one click data transfer.

Remote Desktop Manager's Typing Macro is designed to facilitate the transfer of information in SSH sessions with a single click.

1. Create a ***Typing Macro*** entry. It can be found under ***New Entry*** – ***Macro/Script/Tool*** – ***Macro***.
2. Click ***OK*** to save.
3. Set your entry to any macro you want to input in your sessions.
4. Click ***OK*** to save
5. Launch your sessions and select your macro under ***Macros/Scripts/Tools*** – ***Macros/Scripts***. The macro will be sent directly into your sessions.


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