Submitted by Eric (not verified) on Tue, 2006-12-05 04:45.
One caveat: It changes the way the Terminal Services Client works, requiring you to provide your logon credentials before you connect and showing you an approval dialog for each connection that details the information and resources that will be shared with the remote connection. There are some minor changes as well, such as support for multi-monitor displays and 32-bit color, but the logon procedure changes took some getting used to.
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Windows for Intel Macs
Todd Ogasawara's Windows for Intel Macs ($7.99USD published by O'Reilly Media) is for Intel Mac users running Bootcamp or Parallels who want to learn more about running Microsoft Windows XP on Mac. It also provides specific tips and hints for using Parallels Desktop for Mac.
One caveat: It changes the
One caveat: It changes the way the Terminal Services Client works, requiring you to provide your logon credentials before you connect and showing you an approval dialog for each connection that details the information and resources that will be shared with the remote connection. There are some minor changes as well, such as support for multi-monitor displays and 32-bit color, but the logon procedure changes took some getting used to.