Importing your RAS Connection to the Parallels Client (Desktop) to access Chintaro

This article will guide you through how to import a connection file (e.g., chintaro01.2xc) that you've been sent into Parallels, so that you can log in to Chintaro.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Before you start
• 1. Open Parallels
• 2. Click 'File' and 'Import Settings'
• 3. Double Click the file you saved earlier
• 4. Your connection will appear underneath 'Connections'
• 5. Double click the connection to view all applications
• 6. Logging into Office 365

Before you start

If you've been sent this article in an email, then there will also be an attachment. Save this file to your computer by clicking on the dropdown, then selecting Save As:

Then, place it somewhere easy to find on your computer, like Desktop or Downloads:

1. Open Parallels

Your Parallels Client should look something like this:

If it looks like this instead, you'll need to untick this box in Settings to switch it back:

2. Click 'File' and 'Import Settings'

3. Double Click the file you saved earlier

4. Your connection will appear underneath 'Connections'

5. Double click the connection to view all applications

6. Logging into Office 365

If you have the "Desktop" shortcut published, you will need to log into o365 before you can use Chintaro. Double click the Desktop shortcut, then open Excel or Word:

Once Word/Excel is open, then you will be prompted to log in to your Organisation email. Follow the steps to log in.

Finally, sign out:

And you're in! You can now use the Chintaro shortcut in Parallels to open Chintaro.

Feel free to get in touch with Chintaro Support at support@chintaro.com.au if you have any trouble with these steps.