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I don't know about prepopulating a list in mstsc but if you use the remote desktops snap in you can create your own list of servers and then save that. Instead of launching mstsc you can simple click on your remote desktops program icon.
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I don't know about prepopulating a list in mstsc but if you use the remote desktops snap in you can create your own list of servers and then save that. Instead of launching mstsc you can simple click on your remote desktops program icon.

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Heres a webpage describing what i mentioned above<br />
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<a href="http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/3446" rel="ugc">http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/3446</a>
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Heres a webpage describing what i mentioned above

http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/3446 [http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/3446]

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yeah I know that ,but my issue is that i have a list of servers that i have never logged into and will never log into again , i have this in a text file and have to type (or cut and paste) &nbsp;each one in one at a time 
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yeah I know that ,but my issue is that i have a list of servers that i have never logged into and will never log into again , i have this in a text file and have to type (or cut and paste)  each one in one at a time

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thanks , this might just work , willl update you soon
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thanks , this might just work , willl update you soon

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AWESOME DUDE!!!<br />
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If you RDP to a server you have a drop down with the servers you recently logged into , is there a way to clear this and prepopulate a list from a text file , 2003 servers mostly 
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If you RDP to a server you have a drop down with the servers you recently logged into , is there a way to clear this and prepopulate a list from a text file , 2003 servers mostly 

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