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# Deprecated entries

View the list of deprecated entry types in Remote Desktop Manager and learn how to display them again through the New entry search settings.

A deprecated entry refers to an entry type that is no longer recommended or officially supported, primarily for security reasons.

### List of deprecated entries

Here is the current list of deprecated entry types:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Windows" %}

#### Document

* Certificate (.pfx, .crt, .cer, .p12, .pem)
* HTML editor
* Microsoft Excel
* Microsoft OneNote
* Microsoft PowerPoint
* Microsoft Visio
* Microsoft Word
* Text (RTF)

#### Information

* Login (account)
* Website (legacy)

#### Macro/script/tool

* PowerShell script (remote)

#### Session

* Database
* Microsoft Azure Table Storage Explorer
* Microsoft RD Gateway
* PuTTY
* RDP over Delinea Secret Server proxy
* SSH over Delinea Secret Server proxy

### Show deprecated entry types

Follow this quick step-by-step guide to show deprecated entry types in Remote Desktop Manager:

1. In the ribbon, go to ***Edit*** then click on ***New entry***.
2. Click on the settings icon in the search bar.
3. Enable ***Show deprecated entries***.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="macOS" %}

#### Document

* Certificate (.pfx, .crt, .cer, .12, .pem)
* Microsoft Excel
* Microsoft OneNote
* Microsoft PowerPoint
* Microsoft Visio
* Microsoft Word
* Text (RTF)

#### Information

* Login (account)
* Website (legacy)

#### Macro/script/tool

* PowerShell script (remote)

#### Session

* iTerm
* Microsoft RD Gateway
* PuTTY
* TeamViewer

### Show deprecated entry types

Follow this quick step-by-step guide to show deprecated entry types in Remote Desktop Manager.

1. In the ribbon, go to ***Edit*** then click on ***New entry***.
2. Click ***Settings*** to open the drop-down menu and select ***Show deprecated entries***.
   {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Linux" %}

#### Document

* Microsoft Excel
* Microsoft OneNote
* Microsoft PowerPoint
* Microsoft Visio
* Microsoft Word
* Text (RTF)

#### Information

* Login (account)
* Website (legacy)

#### Macro/script/tool

* PowerShell script (remote)

#### Session

* TeamViewer

### Show deprecated entry types

Follow this quick step-by-step guide to show deprecated entry types in Remote Desktop Manager:

1. In the ribbon, go to ***Edit*** then click on ***New entry***.
2. Click ***Show deprecated*** ***entries***.
   {% endtab %}
   {% endtabs %}


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