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Add your computer name.
Select Show Options at the bottom left, you will be on the General tab. Enter your netid and select Allow me to save credentials as shown.
If you need to use multiple screens you can click on Display and select Use all my monitors for the remote session.
Go back to the General tab Save As.
Select Desktop then save the session.
You should be able to see the saved session on your Desktop.
Double click on the Remote Desktop icon and start your session.
Navigate to your sent items and select the email that you want to recall.
After you select the email that you wish to retrieve, go to Actions and select recall.
From here you have the option to delete or replace/edit the message.
Double Click on the Bomgar icon on your desktop.
This will open a page where you can enter they key that will be given to you by the tech.
If you are using Chrome the file will be in the lower left corner .
Double click on the file and click run.
Click allow to give the tech access to your computer
Select yes to allow the tech to make changes
If you are using Firefox click save file
The file will be located in the top right corner of the browser.
Click on the file and select run.
If you are using Edge or IE
Click on click here
You will be prompted at the bottom of the screen select open and the software will run.
By Tom Warren@tomwarren Jul 24, 2019, 8:51am EDT.
The original article can been seen here: https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/24/20708355/microsoft-windows-10-accidental-release-windows-insiders-start-menu
Microsoft has accidentally released an internal-only version of Windows 10 to testers, revealing a new Start menu design. The software giant has distributed Windows 10 build 18947, meant for internal Xbox development, to Windows Insider testers using 32-bit devices. It’s an internal-only build from the company’s canary branch, and yet Microsoft has published it to all Windows 10 testers whether they’re in release preview, fast ring, or even slow ring testing….. continue reading…
See original article on: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/verizon-still-on-track-to-have-5-g-available-in-30-cities-by-the-end-of-2019-165236122.html
Verizon Communications’ robust 5G rollout for this year remains on track.
“We are on course — we will have those 30 cities up by the end of the year,” Verizon Communications executive vice president and group CEO, Verizon Business Tami Erwin said on Yahoo Finance’s “The First Trade.” “We are really excited about it because as we begin to get some momentum behind this and as we begin to get more hardware in the market, we can do this faster and faster.”
The telecom and media giant took its latest step to hit its often cited 30-city 5G goal for 2019 on Thursday…….continue reading