Task manager
Address book
An address book is a collection of records also called connections with each connection representing a remote PC. Connections have properties that define specific characteristics of a remote session, such as the destination address, access password, color depth and so on. Connections can be grouped into folders.
By default, address books are backed up daily. You can also enable local address book encryption in which case you'll need to enter your password each time you open the Viewer.
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Use the Task Manager mode to view processes, windows, services and users on the remote computer.
Starting Task Manager mode
On the General tab select Task Manager and double-click on a connection in your address book:
Alternatively, right-click on the connection icon and select Task Manager from the menu:
Enter the access password and click OK:
The Task Manager window will open. The window has four tabs.
Processes tab
- Refresh button - refresh the processes list manually
- Execute - launch the Execute mode
- Kill process - kill the selected process
- Refresh speed - set the auto-refresh interval in seconds
Windows tab
- Refresh button - refresh the list of windows manually
- Close window - close the selected remote window
Services tab
- Start Service - start the selected remote service
- Stop Service - stop the selected remote service
Users tab
- Disconnect - disconnect the selected terminal user
- Logoff - log the selected terminal user off
- Send message - send simple text message to the selected user:
