Mac Mojo: The Office for Mac Team Blog - RDC Beta Users: Beta2 is Expiring, But Dont Panic

Mac Mojo: The Office for Mac Team Blog - RDC Beta Users: Beta2 is Expiring, But Dont Panic http://www.officeformac.com/ms/blog If you have been using Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac public beta2, you will be greeted by a message when you launch the beta today.  This simply means that the beta2 testing period has ended. We do this because the RDC public beta2 was released last October and has been out there for 5 months. As indicated on the dialog, you can continue using beta by dismissing the message dialog. Otherwise, the beta2 build you have stays fully functional. My team is moving full throttle to make the final release available for download from Mactopia by the end of May … if not earlier. Stay tuned, and thank you for your patience! Update on RDC behavior after clicking "Continue Using Beta" - Some of you reported that RDC beta2 did not load the connection file you were launching RDC from, after selecting "Continue Using Beta". RDC beta2 will load your last used connection settings instead of the file you were trying to open. This is a known issue. Our current plan is not to do another beta because we are focusing all RDC resources on the final release. But I'd like to offer this workaround: <ul>     <li>After dismissing the beta expiration dialog, use RDC menu command File->Open command to open your connection file.</li>     <li>This will launch a second RDC session that comes with its own beta expiration dialog, but you will be able to use your saved settings from the connection file after dismissing the second beta dialog.</li> </ul> I realize that this is inconvenient, especially for those of you who use RDC to run multiple connection sessions. My team understands this, and has been putting in extra effort to get the final release out to you as soon as possible. Again, thanks for staying with us! Wed, 14 May 2008 04:05:07 GMT Web Crossing(r) Unix-v6.4 built Jan 14 2010 18:50:13 (source:1372 2010-01-14 15:39:31 -0800)/Unix-6.4 (http://webcrossing.com/) http://backend.userland.com/rss