The "Processes / File manager" section

   As you can judge from the name, the "Processes / File manager" section (figure 1) is used to work with both applications and processes running on the remote computer and files located on it.
   It is possible to view all windows opened in the system in this section (with a click on the "Get running applications / windows" button), including hidden ones, and also to close them.

   Additionally, you can perform various operations with windows existing in the system:
   - hide (make a visible window invisible);
   - show (show an invisible window);
   - minimize (minimize the window);
   - restore (restore the initial window size).
 

Figure 1 - The "Processes / File manager" section

   It is also possible to automatically terminate applications and processes running on the remote computer.
   When you click the "Terminate applications and processes ..." button (figure 2), you will see a window with two tabs one of which contains all applications running at the moment and the other one contains all processes running in the system.
   If you select the checkbox of the necessary application / process and click the "Apply" button, all selected applications and processes will keep being terminated (killed) on the server until you clear the checkboxes of these applications and processes and click the "Apply" button again.
 

Figure 2 - Terminating applications and processes

   The "File manager" section contains two buttons: "Run a program" and "Manage files ...".

   After you enter the path to the necessary file and click the "Run a program" button, either this program or the application opening the file associated with it is started on the server.

   File manager
   A click on the "Manage files..." button opens the window where you can work with files located on the remote computer (figure 3). The window contains a menu, buttons for quick access to file management operations and also two panes displaying files located on the local computer and on the remote computer respectively.

   The main operations with files are the following:
   - viewing the contents of a file;
   - editing a file creating, copying (files must not be larger than 2 GB), moving and deleting a file or directory;
   - searching for files;
   - building a folder tree;
   - checking the checksum of a file (CRC);
   - viewing and editing the properties of a file / directory.
 

Figure 3 - File manager

   Additionally, the file manager has its own options that you can open by selecting the "Configuration" -> "Options" menu item.
   You can see the "Options" dialog box in figure 4.
 

Figure 4 - File manager options

   On the whole, all main functions that you may need are implemented in the file manager.