Set up Windows App with your Microsoft Azure account on Mac
Set up Windows App on Mac with your Azure ID to access Virtual Office CS, Virtual Client Office, and SaaS applications.
With your Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) account you can use the Windows App as an alternative option to access
Virtual Client Office
. Find your Azure ID to use the Windows App
If you use Virtual Client Office, contact your accountant or administrator for your Azure ID.
Set up Windows App on Mac computers
To use the Windows App on a Mac computer, you need to install it and connect it to your Azure ID.
- Download and install the Windows App from the Mac App Store.
- OpenWindows Appon your device.
- In the Connection Center select+, then selectAdd Workspace.
- In theEmail or Workspace URLfield, enter the URL:https://rdweb.wvd.microsoft.com. After a few seconds, the message "A workspace is associated with this URL" will show.
- SelectAdd.
- Enter yourAzure ID(example: janesmith@vo.thomsonreuters.com).
- You'll be taken to the Thomson Reuters sign-in page. Sign in with your Thomson Reuters account.
- Your Apps workspace will display yourVirtual Client Officeapplications for you to access.
- To print and scan with yourVirtual Client Officeapplications, download and install the TerminalWorks client files.
- TSPrint: Download the TerminalWorks TSPrint client. Use the Client dropdown to select your Mac OS version, then select Download Client.
- TSScan: Download the TerminalWorks TSScan client. Use the Client dropdown to select your Mac OS version, then select Download Client.
- When printing from yourVirtual Client Officeapplications, selectTSPrint Default macOSas your printer.
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Thomson Reuters troubleshoots applications only when they are run in environments we support, such as on Windows 11. Support can't help with applications in a macOS environment. Microsoft has a troubleshooting guide for Windows App and mac OS and if you have more questions, talk to your dedicated IT professional.