Apple Remote Desktop User Guide
- Welcome
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- Control or observe one client computer
- Observe multiple client computers
- Use High Performance screen sharing
- Shortcuts in the multiple-client observe window
- Choose how to control and observe
- Share screens with client computers
- Send messages
- Set up a computer running VNC software
- View a VNC server’s additional displays
- View a computer’s system status while observing
- View a user’s account picture while observing
- Switch between full screen and in-window control
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- Administer computers
- Copy files
- Copy options
- Install files
- Upgrade software
- Manage files and apps
- Set preferences on client computers
- Sleep, shut down, log out, or restart a computer
- Lock or unlock a screen
- Edit client attributes
- Execute commands remotely
- Send UNIX command templates
- About networksetup
- About systemsetup
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- How reporting data is collected
- Search for files
- Create file reports
- Create computer usage reports
- Create hardware reports
- Create a network responsiveness report
- Get an Administration Settings report
- Use a Task Server to create reports
- Export reports
- Generate report data automatically
- Change report layout
- Report field definitions
- Copyright
Save tasks in Remote Desktop
Save tasks in Remote Desktop so you can quickly repeat them later. You can save tasks for creating reports, copying files, sending messages to users, or shutting down computers. You can’t save Control or Observe tasks.
Save a task to the sidebar
In Remote Desktop
, click Save in the task window, then name the saved task.
Edit a saved task
You can edit a previously saved task, including its settings and the computers on which the task executes.
In Remote Desktop
, select a task in the sidebar of the main window, double-click the task to edit it, then change the task’s settings and, if necessary, the computer list.
You can remove computers by selecting them and pressing the Delete key, and you can add computers by dragging them from a list to the task.
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