1a - 'Settings' is where you go to configure the NoMachine software By opening up the UI, select 'Settings'.įig. The Player UI is accessible either from the system's Programs/Applications menu, or via any connection shortcut that you have on your desktop. Organize Player log files and local privacy configuration. Set the paths to be used for program files, transferred files and Player settings in general NoMachine Player provides the connection interface with which users initiate the connection to the remote computer that they want to access, and it also allows you to: IĬonfigure the language to be used and appearance of the UI and connection menu There is also a Guide to the Server side UI for more advanced users which provides in-depth details on its configuration. It manages the services of the host on which it is installed.įor guidance on installation and how to start a session to the remote computer, please consult the Tutorials & Installation & Guides available in the Support Section of the website. The Server is present when installing any of the NoMachine packages (free version and 'Server' products), but not the Enterprise Client. It controls the connecting client-side preferences. This is available when installing all of the NoMachine packages including Enterprise Client. The UI is essentially divided into two components: I It is intended to illustrate the settings that can be configured in order to tune access from and to the remote computer on which it is installed. This guide is an introduction to the NoMachine User Interface (UI) in NoMachine software version 7 or higher. How to access NoMachine Player Settingsģ.

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