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# Import logins

Import logins into Remote Desktop Manager from exported password manager files using the File, Import, Login option.

Import logins from an external source into your Remote Desktop Manager user vault via ***File – Import – Login*** or by right-clicking in the navigation pane and selecting ***Import – Import logins from***.

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The import feature is only active if the import ***Privilege*** has been enabled inside the user account.
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You can import the credentials from a wide array of formats exported by various password management solutions. The export content must not be encrypted to parse the content.

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All the entries will be imported in the current folder.
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