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Getting Started With AuthorIT - instructional media + magic

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Chapter 3 Installing <strong>AuthorIT</strong> 41<br />

2) From the main menu choose Tools > Options...<br />

The following dialog displays. Fill in the fields as appropriate for your File Server<br />

and Client Folder drive mapping created by your Domain Login Script:<br />

3) Apply the settings and exit <strong>AuthorIT</strong>.<br />

Windows Terminal Services - RDP(Remote Desktop) Files<br />

To connect to an Application Server running Windows Terminal Services, the Client<br />

computer will use Remote Desktop.<br />

Remote Desktop is installed by default on Windows XP but not on Windows 2000. For<br />

clients using Windows 2000, Microsoft has a free Remote Desktop Connection<br />

Software Download<br />

(http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/tools/rdclientdl.mspx) that must<br />

be installed prior to Windows 2000 clients connecting.<br />

For a network administrator, it is easiest to give clients a RDP (Remote Desktop) file<br />

that includes all the information needed to connect to <strong>AuthorIT</strong> via Windows<br />

Terminal Services.<br />

Creating a RDP file<br />

1) Log into a Client computer.<br />

2) Start a Remote Desktop Connection:<br />

Start > All Programs > Accessories > Communications > Remote Desktop<br />

Connection

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