You still would need a way to separate the vfp files so each user has a separate copy - the m: would work for temporary files, etc. If you have a remote database and use remote views, the users can't share a dbc.

>I've worked in a couple Citrix environments and everytime, the Citrix engineer has configured it so every user has an M: drive that maps to a folder only they access. But it's map rooted to the share, so you just have to point to M: in your app and everyone will be pointing to their own working folder.
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>>Keep in mind that multiple users will be using the application on the server. Normally most apps are installed for use by a single user (on a pc at a time). So if you have a remote database, you need to give each person their own instance of the application and support files (mainly the dbc). You also need to try and separate working directories so each person has their own workspace.
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>>I would use a launcher and create separate working areas for each user.
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>>You also may want to look at throttling the memory used by your application and ensure that the server has a LOT of RAM.
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>>>I have a client who wants to install my application on a Citrix computer. She asked me for any issues she may have to attend to to get it up and running on Citrix.
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>>>Can anyone give me some installation tips for installing a VFP exe onto a Citrix computer?
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>>>Thanks
>>>Cyril