After about a year, 750,000 downloads of various betas, 500 notes of feedback, and a redesigned user interface, Microsoft’s Mac Business Unit has officially released Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2. RDC 2 lets Mac users connect to remote Windows PCs to access files, applications, devices and networks — all from within the Mac. It runs natively on both Intel-based and PowerPC-based Macs. In addition to the new, more “Mac-like” user interface, RDC 2 now supports multiple sessions for access to multiple Windows PCs at the same time.
