Grand11

Ahh you are a gentleman and a scholar!

Thanks for that. As an aside, I upgraded to the latest beta and still can't get int via dropbox but I can always install the dropbox app and just open the xml directly that way. SO i have my workaround. Let me know if you'd like any logs.

So what if I'm in an unfortunate loop. Before finding this thread I tried some "creative ways" to create a dropbox session and now what happens is as soon as I launch I get a "Loading sessions form datasource dropbox" .... and it sits there indefinitely. I can't get in to try anything else.

Is there a regkey I can delete somewhere to clear this up?

I had to update the add-on to 1.8 and yes, now netextender is doing it's thing. Good News!

Thanks for the reply, and you're right: it DOES grab that field. I did notice, however, in RDP it seems to pass domain\user rather than putting each into it's own field.... but as long as it works I can't complain ;)

THank you agian for clarifying this. Only issue I have now is NetExtender add-on seems to require me to manually store my credentials the RDM session and ignore the keepass reference. But thats a minor footnote at this point.

I was wondering if there was a way to pass string fields through KeePass2 to Remote Desktop?

Right now when I create a User account entry in KeePass2, I fill out the user name, password, then I go into advanced and setup a custom string field called Domain. I do this separately because often times I have some random system that doesn't like the classic "domain\account" login format, and insists on the domain going in a different box (webpage management logins are perfect examples). But then sometimes that messes with local windows logins as they will then try to authentication to the workstation rather than the domain.

So basically, I'd just like to be able to store the Domain in KeePass2 in it's own string and be able to call that string as-needed when authenticating. Is there any way to accomplish this? Does REmoteDesktop use the autotype feature when passing the login credentials to windows perhaps (so i can script the domain back into the login)?