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 ====== Lightburn access in remote desktop to prepare files ======
-===== Connect to remote desktop from your computer to access Lightburn =====
+In order to prepare your laser cuts, you can access remote computers with lightburn installed on it. See the [[https://make.epfl.ch/wiki/public/spot_-_laser_room/remote_desktop_to_prepare_laser_cut|following procedure]] for more information
-To access Lightburn, you need first to take control of our remote computer (a physical machine on the network, not a VM). These remote computers have a lightburn licence installed on it.
-The steps to follow are:
-  - Ensure you are connected to the EPFL network (wifi or VPN)
-  - Go to the following webpage : [[https://make.epfl.ch/remote-pc|make.epfl.ch/remote-pc]]
-  - Read the procedure on how to connect/disconnect properly + store data (see next chapter)
-  - At the bottom of the webpage, click on **[[https://dllstisrv1.epfl.ch/remote-pc-special|Remotely (& possibly locally) accessible computers for special purposes]]**
-  - The PC number **DLLSTIGEPC22** is the one with lightburn installed on it. Note that up to **12 users can connect to this computer simultaneously**
-  - Copy DLLSTIGEPC22 and paste it into the remote desktop app {{ :public:spot_-_mechanics:remoted.png?direct&400 |}}
-  - Once connected to the computer, a new window (see image under) to the remote computer will open on your laptop. On the remote desktop window, a shortcut to open Lightburn is available (red arrow)
-{{ :public:spot_-_mechanics:capture.png?direct&400 |}}
-===== Import your DXF or SVG file  =====
-You have the following options to import your DXF or SVG documents into Lightburn (remote desktop) from your own laptop
-  - Copy from your laptop, paste it on the remote computer
-    - Get out of the remote desktop window (**Esc** key), go back to your own desktop
-    - Copy your file from your computer
-    - Go back on the window of the remote desktop and paste your file somewhere, open the file from lightburn
-  - Browser option
-    - Open a browser on the remote desktop and access your email or a shared collaborative drive on which you can access your file
-  - Install RDP config file to create a bridge to your personal hard drive (best alternative if you plan to use the remote computer to prepare your files often)
-    - Download the RDP config file here {{ :public:spot_-_mechanics:lightburn_server.rdp |}}
-    - Accept the condition
-    - You can now, directly from the remote desktop hard drive, access your own hard drive (a bridge