Microsoft Releases Remote Desktop Connection for Mac
MacNewsWorld
Jake Widman
July 7, 2008
1 Min Read
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Microsoft's Mac Business Unit has released Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2 (RDC 2) to enable Mac users to access files, applications, devices, and networks on remote PCs.The free download runs natively on both PPC and Intel Macs and enables simultaneous access to multiple PCs or a network server. It also works with Vista's Network Level Authentication, which completes the user authentication process before a full connection is established.MacNewsWorld
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