By Donkz, on October 29th, 2011 Nothing major this time, just some small improvements .
Change log:
- Added the /[no]sound parameter to the list of supported switches for the environment variable RDP.
- Added support for the redirection of specific drives through Group Policies. The updated templates can be found here.
- Fixed some cosmetic issues in the GUI when using a non-default DPI setting.
- Several other minor improvements and tweaks.
The new version can be downloaded here.
By Donkz, on October 23rd, 2011 Some new features and a modification, based on user feedback.
Change log:
- Improved the behavior of the /drives command line parameter. You can now specify which drives are to be redirected. Drives can be specified by type (Fixed, Removable, Network, CD-ROM) or by name, and can also be excluded using the minus sign. For example, /drives:fixed,-c:,p: will redirect drive P: and all fixed drives except C:.
- Added the option to select the redirectable drives to the GUI.
- Added the option for displaying the wallpaper to the GUI.
- Added the option /[no]sound, to disable sound from the remote computer from being played on the local computer.
- Changed the way RDP+ uses its temporary .rdp file to allow the program to be started (near) simultaneously.
- Some other minor (mostly cosmetic) modifications.
The new version can be downloaded here.
By Donkz, on October 9th, 2011 Some improvements for publishing RDP+ to ‘untrusted’ users.
Change log:
- Expanded the kiosk mode to allow any combination of the fields for computername, username and password to be enabled or disabled. The /kiosk command line parameter now allows you to specify a 3-character mask in which each character stands for one of the three fields (computername, username, password). 1 enables the field, 0 disables it. For example, /kiosk:011 will disable the computername field and only allow the user to enter the username and password.
- Added the command line parameter /allowed, which allows you to specify a list of computers to which a connection can be made. If the target computer does not match the list, the connection will be refused. This ensures users don’t connect to computers you don’t want them to.
- The list of supported command line parameter is still steadily growing and can become quite much to type each time. To ease the pain, you can now put command line parameters in a file and use the contents using the @-sign.
- Both the new kiosk mode(s) and the allowed targets list can be controlled through Group Policies. The updated templates can be found here.
- Several other improvements and tweaks.
The new version can be downloaded here.
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