Simon,
Create the shortcut. Copy the shortcut. If you want everyone to see the shortcut then paste the shortcut in Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop\
If you want only certain people to have the shortcut ( say sammie's desktop) then paste it in Documents and Settings\sammie\Desktop\
Sammie

>Hi
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>How do you configure the remote desktop to have shortcuts? Can each user have their own shortcuts?
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>As you can tell I am just learning the ins and outs of Terminal Services.
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>Thanks,
>Simon
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>>>Hi
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>>>If I use Terminal Services to allow users access to VFP applications is there a way to put the allowable application Short Cuts on the Remote Desktop? I know I can configure Active Directory to launch a particular application when the user connects which is fine if they only use one of my applications. However, I was looking for a method to simply show them the allowable applications because I will have a number of customers accessing the server for different applications.
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>>>I found products like 2X Application Server or Desktopsites Konnect products allow you to publish applications and not full desktops but it appears that the plain vanila Terminal Services does not do this or I have missed something in the documentation.
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>>>Has anyone used the Mac Client for Windows Terminal Services? If so are there any issues I should be aware of?
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>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>Simon
>>I have users using remote desktop that have several shortcuts on the remote desk top. After they logon to the desktop they click the application they want to run. I have never tried it but I see no reason why you could not run a "launcher program" if you don't want the users to pick the app they want from desktop shortcuts. I could send you a screen shot of what the users see.
>>Sammie