Matthieu Thomas

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I have version 2.0.1 which is quite impossible to find. I don't know how can I provide this File to you.
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You can Download it from here: <a href="http://www.imr.it/RDC201_ALL.dmg" rel="ugc">http://www.imr.it/RDC201_ALL.dmg</a><br />
I will remove it in a couple of days since this is a temp location.
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Just be aware - That version does not support the newer security of Server 2016 and 2019.
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Sorry for the late response : <br />
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- the version 2.0.1 does not work on Windows 10 Pro VM hosted on Azure. But thanks for the link as this version is almost impossible to find !<br />
- i will try to upgrade the OS, I will let you know within a couple week as this computer is in another location<br />
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Happy Easter !<br />
Mat
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Hello, <br />
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I'd like to use an old Mac as a computer to connect to Remote Desktop on Windows. <br />
The OS is Mavericks and unfortunnately the Remote Desktop App on App Store is not supported anymore. <br />
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How can I download the last Remote Desktop that was working on Mavericks ?<br />
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Matthieu
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Hello, 

I'd like to use an old Mac as a computer to connect to Remote Desktop on Windows. 
The OS is Mavericks and unfortunnately the Remote Desktop App on App Store is not supported anymore. 

How can I download the last Remote Desktop that was working on Mavericks ?

Matthieu

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