RE: Single-application mode - Myth or reality?

Paul:

You Da Man!...

That is what I was thinking... but I was worried that if there are multiple
sessions opened by the same username that the each session would see the same
applications state.

I'm a noob with TS and GPO....

"dudeDad" wrote:

I would like to create a GPO that says "TS_User1 will see a desktop icon
only for Application X" and "TS_user2" will see a desktop icon for only
Application Y" etc.

Both users are loggin into the same terminal server. That one server has
both applications installed.

Is this possible? This MS document refers to "single application mode"
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/186572/ ) but I do not see any other
references to it.

Thanks

Ken

I am not talking about Remote App. I want people to access this
functionality from RDC 6.0 without having to upgrade to 6.1. Basically I
want people to click on a DirectX object on a webpage (using TS Web
Connection) and have a full screen RDP desktop come up with only the one
application icon depending on which credentials they log in with .


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