RE: Program won't work for TS users.

Been quite busy in the CRM /GP Dynamics world.

I'm on a project site now.

Never ending challenges.

/:>


"Patrick Rouse" wrote:

Greetings Curt, nice to hear from you as it's been a while since we've
conversed. Thanks for your input.

--
Patrick Rouse
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
http://www.sessioncomputing.com


"Curt Spanburgh" wrote:

Hey there Patrick.

Andrew.

Along with using Mark's tools keep in mind that many 16 apps polled the
hardware.

So DOS based Foxpro apps did this in Win2k TS.

You might try installing the app on a workstation and use regedt32 to see
what registry rights are needed to any DLLs that the program uses.

Then attempt to set these on the terminal server.

I have been able to get some custom VB apps running like this that were
written by develpers while they were administrators of their own machines.

But in a Citrix /Terminal server environment a normal user could not run them.


"Patrick Rouse" wrote:

Try using regmon & filemon from sysinternals.com to determine what the
application is trying to do. I know CodeLink works on Terminal Server &
Citrix so you could use this program instead if you cant get your RBRVS Calc
program to work. I work in an Orthopedic Clinic and our staff loves this
program. It's a 16 bit program, so it won't run on X64.

--
Patrick Rouse
Microsoft MVP - Terminal Server
http://www.sessioncomputing.com


"Andrew" wrote:

I recently installed our companies first Windows 2003 TS server. I've gotten
all of our companies applications to work with TS except for one: RBRVS Fee
Calculators.

When I try to execute the program while logged in remotely, I get this
message:

"Use the installation disk to properly install RBRVS FeeCalc."

The server itself can't even run the program unless it's in /install mode.
But as soon as I change to /execute mode, the program won't run on the
server. Remote users can't run the program either way. (/install or
/execute).

Any ideas?
.

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