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Added option to keyboard menu to send special Android keys. Added display option to preserve details when encoding image. Added option to automatically disconnect incoming sessions when inactive.Īdded option to follow remote window focus.

Better interaction with system clipboard:Īddress Book, Auto-Discovery, Favorites and Recent Sessions now interact with the system clipboard.Īdded option to limit number of incoming/outgoing sessions for custom clients.

Revised favorites and recent session lists.

Revised various user interface elements:.

Your user account type will be listed under the Group column. Note: if you’re on a Domain account you will need to click Manage User Accounts from the resulting window. To determine your user account type on Windows Vista, follow these steps: Performing some tasks in Windows require administrative permissions, to change your user account type, click the link below and follow the steps in that article:Ĭhange a user's account type For Windows Vista Note: if you’re on a Domain account you will need to click Manage User Accounts from the resulting window. Your user account type is listed beside your user account picture To determine your user account type on Windows 7, follow these steps:Ĭlick Start, and type User Accounts in the SearchboxĬlick User Accounts from the list of results (The User Accounts window opens)

To determine your current user account type, follow the steps below for your version of Windows: You may need to contact the network administrator to change your permissions. Note: If your account is a domain account there are several additional account types. Guest accounts are intended primarily for people who need temporary use of a computer. Standard User accounts are for everyday computing.Īdministrator accounts provide the most control over a computer, and should only be used when necessary. The following describes the three types of accounts on Windows-based computers and then helps to determine your user account type. On Windows-based operating systems, your user account type controls what tasks you can perform on your computer, in some cases you may need administrative rights to perform some tasks or to use some applications. This article helps to determine if your current Windows account is a configured as a Standard user, or as an Administrator account. Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Vista Home Basic Windows Vista Home Premium Windows Vista Business Windows Vista Enterprise Windows Vista Ultimate Microsoft Windows XP Starter Edition Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Microsoft Windows XP Professional More.