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Hello Wesley,
Could you edit your connection to verify if the clipboard sharing is enabled? We have fixed an issue where it was always enabled even when the value was unchecked.

Regards

Thanks David, this fixed the problem.

Having this same issue. None of my entry's have that enabled now. Do i need to go to each entry(80+) and enable the clipboard or is there an easier way?

No no, powershell to the rescue

Its even better now since we have the Batch Actions.. http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/batch_actions.htm

You can either multi select your entries manually, or my favorite, use the Advanced Search to search for connection type = RDP. http://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/advanced_search.htm (after the search press "select in navigation pane")

give me 2 and I'll post the command to run

so, select the entries then, right-click - edit - Batch Edit - Batch Actions, custom powershell command

Enter the following command

$connection.UsesClipboard = $true;
$RDM.Save();
You will see a count of sessions that have been changed.

I'm a freeloader and currently using the free version. Don't see that batch edit in the free version...

ouch, let me think...

Best regards,

Works perfectly!

Thanks.

Hi guys, i have used the command on the root folder session (700 entries)

$connection.UsesClipboard = $true;
$RDM.Save();

For my surprise I have lost all the sub connections, the ones that were inside of a VMware session.

I have restored my backup and for the moment i am doing it manual.

Any other idea to try not to lose the sub connections?

Hello Paul,

Did you do a View -> Advanced Search to retrieve all your RDP sessions, select all of them and performed an Batch Edit on the sessions to enable the Clipboard?



Best regards,

H Jiean-François Dagenais,

Your advice was totally right.

I have changed all my RDP sessions in minutes without loosing any session.

Thanks.

Regards