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# Embedded sessions

Learn how embedded sessions in Remote Desktop Manager let you open multiple tabbed sessions and arrange them using split window views.

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The ***Embedded (tabbed)*** display mode allows you to open multiple sessions as tabs withing Remote Desktop Manager, similar to the tabs in your standard web browser. ***Embedded sessions*** are one of the available display modes, the others being ***External*** and ***Undocked***.

#### Split windows

Within a Remote Desktop Manager embedded session is the option to display multiple tabbed windows simultaneously. As illustrated below, select and hold down on a tab and drag it towards the center of the screen to access the four-sided directional control. Aim the directional control to anchor the tab to the top, bottom, left or right of the adjacent tab.


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