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# Layouts

To create a ***Layout*** in Remote Desktop Manager macOS, your sessions must be open and organized the way you want to save them.

### Create a layout

1. In the ribbon of Remote Desktop Manager, select ***File – Layouts – New layout*** to open the ***Layout editor***.
2. Enter a ***Name*** and a ***Description***.

The ***Launch location*** has three choices: \* ***Ask before launch*** will ask you how you want to launch your layout (new window or main window). \* ***New window*** launches the layout in a new window. \* ***Main window*** opens the layout in your main window. 3. Click ***OK*** to save your layout. 4. Back in the ribbon, your new layout is listed under ***Layouts***.

### Manage your layouts

To manage your layouts, you need to open the ***Layouts management*** window.

1. In the ribbon of Remote Desktop Manager macOS, select ***File – Layouts – Layouts***.
2. Choose your layout. You can then select ***Edit*** or ***Remove***.
   * Choosing ***Edit*** will open the ***Layout editor***.
   * ***Remove*** will ask you if you want to delete your layout.


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