RD Tabs

The concept of RD Tabs is derived from the new Tabbed Document Interface (TDI) concept of Multiple Document Interface (MDI) applications. Most notably the innovation of "tabbed browsing" in modern web browsers. Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer all use "tabbed browsing" to group multiple open web pages together in a single application, effectively creating the application`s own "task bar" without cluttering up the main Windows task bar at the bottom of the screen. RD Tabs takes this concept to the wonderful world of Remote Desktops. Microsoft`s Remote Desktop (previously known as Terminal Services) allows you to Connect to a Windows computer remotely and control it, as if you were in a local sit-down interactive session. The Remote Desktop Client is designed very well, but lacks one important feature: good organization if you open many concurrent remote desktops! Yes, you can use a custom Microsoft Management Console to Create a list of common remote desktops and switch Between them that way, but there is a lot of wasted screen real estate, and the list becomes very cumbersome if you have a lot connections you need to make.