Remote Desktop Connection Manager v2.2

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Remote Desktop Connection Manager is very good freeware tool for those who frequently use Remote desktops.
I've used RoyalTs and few other applications, but RDC manager is better than all.

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  1. IBJanuary 9, 2013 at 1:57 PM

    Hi there,

    I had a settings and so many servers saved in RDCMv2.2, but, all of a sudden all the my saved servers gone and my RDCM is empty.

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