citrix blog http://www.citrixs.org citrix,citrix solution,citrix software,citrix system Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:10:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 en citrix3 WPF, RDC and ICA don’t play nicely together http://www.citrixs.org/post/1322.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1322.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:10:41 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1322.html Nick Apps Hello,

I have two Citrix Servers set up for development and testing purposes, one running MetaFrame PS 3.0 and the other using Presentation Server 4.5 (Enterprise).

I have a WPF-based application that I deploy through Citrix with which I have encountered a problem in the following circumstances:

If I log on to my server as an administrator, using a RDP-based connection, and run the software it will work fine.

If I then log in as a restricted (’normal’) user through an ICA client (either to a desktop or straight to the published application) and run the program, I am left with a flickering screen and the mouse pointer continually centralises itself. I can only kill this process off from the client; trying to do so through an admin seems not to kill it off!

Alternatively, if were to log in to an administration account using an ICA-based client I can successfully run the software. If I then go back to my normal user log-in on the ICA client, the software will run without any of the problems previously described.

I have done a fair bit of research in to this problem (debt of gratitude to the sysinternals guys) and have found that the program will always fail while trying to determine the level of Direct3D support the system has to offer.

While determining this, Direct3D will examine the file $(WINDIR)/system32/d3d9caps.dat. It seems if the information held in this file does not relate to the current system setting it will try to regenerate it. When running under RDP, the system will generate one version of this file and another when run under ICA. In the first scenario described above that exhibits the problem, the restricted user’s ICA session still tried to generate this file but it doesn’t have the necessary permissions to do so. It seems a d3d9caps.tmp file is created first before the original is deleted and the .tmp file renamed. It is while trying to do this final step that the program will hang, continually trying to perform this action. (Amusingly, it seems D3D will create the temp file in the users temp folder if it can’t write to sys32)

Obviously, I don’t want to allow any user to update what’s in $(WINDDIR)/System32 so changing permissions on this folder isn’t an option.

I can’t dictate either that everyone should only use ICA; WPF/DirectX is used by several programs, so this program isn’t the only one that may suffer from this problem.

Further to this, it seems if the $(WINDIR)/system32/d3d9caps.dat isn’t present, an ICA-based client will not try to regenerate it; it’s only if it is there and wrong that I see the problem. Unfortunately, routinely removing this file offers no guarantees of successfully running the software for the same reasons as above - WPF/DirectX shared by many programs, any one of which may cause it to be regenerated.

So, I’ve run out of options and would like to see if anyone has anything more to suggest as possible workarounds (or preferably fixes!) for this problem. Thanks, Nick.

Nick Apps Hi Ranger,

Unfortunately this suggestion doesn’t appear fix the problem. Regardless of whether hardware acceleration is enabled or not for WPF, the d3d9caps.dat file still gets generated and it is this that is the real cause of the problem when using WPF applications from restricted accounts.

Thanks for getting in touch,

Nick.
Adam Mandelbloom Just as an FYI I am working on this case with Microsoft. The issue is with where that file is written. In later versions of windows(2008/Vista) its placed in the users profile directory. In earlier versions (2003) its placed in the %WINDIR%\system32. We are hoping to get a backport of the changes made in 2008 %26#38; Vista to 2003. I will keep you posted of the progress.
atrion2 There is a simple workaround for this issue,

  • keep a copy of the file in a folder like c:\d3d9
  • delete it from system32

  • put the following batch file in the startup folder or in the login script:

if exist c:\d3d9\d3d9caps.dat copy c:\d3d9\d3d9caps.dat “%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Application Data\*.*”.
if exist c:\windows\system32\d3d9caps.dat del c:\windows\system32\d3d9caps.dat.

the second line is not mandetory, it’s just to insure that the file gets deleted from the system32 folder. It will return an error when run by a none admin user.

So far I haven’t seen any side effects of having all users using a copy of the same d3d9caps.dat file. A programmer with WPF experience maybe able to elaborate on that.

Edited by: atrion2 on 30-Sep-2008 6:05 PM
Francesco CIURLIA Hi Bob, we have the same situation.
Can you help me to find exactly the Microsoft hotfix?
Thank you very much
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1322.html/feed citrix3 Acrobat Reader Error - Can’t Print http://www.citrixs.org/post/1321.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1321.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:10:32 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1321.html Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero

Fabrizio Guerri… In my case i have find a remote printer name without a space, in other case, all printers names are correctly, but after change the active default with other printer and return to the first, the problem appears resolved.

Test this second way.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
Donald Francis I have had this same situation. After reading this thread I realized that the issue may be something freaky with the Default User folder that all profiles are created from. After all, printer settings and such are saved in your users profile even some Adobe settings.

I went back to the original Default User folder , deleted the current user folders in Documents and Settings and viola, I had printers in Adobe again after they logged in.

I am not sure if its a Windows printer issue or an Adobe one (I am leaning towards Adobe) but whacking the Default User profile and the existing user profiles did the trick for me.

Donnie
Thomas Olsen Had the exact same problem with one of my user’s PC’s.

Found out that the reason for the error msg. is that the driver for the default printer somehow is “not present”. Solved the issue by installing the printer driver again.

Try right-clicking on the “trouble-some” printer in ‘Printers and Faxes’ and choose ‘Properties’ - this should prompt you to install a driver for the printer if you have a similar scenario to what I had… ;o)
Peter Michaels I was having the same problem and solved it with specifying my default printer…I thought Id share for anybody else who stumbles on this thread.
I didnt think it could of been that type of fix since my other applications were going into the page-printer setup when I printed a document. Yet, Adobe reader was telling me I needed to install a printer without making it to that step.

Anyhoo, this is all I did:

Start %26gt; Control Panel %26gt; Printer and Faxes
Right click the Printer you want to set as your main printing device and click “set as default printer”

Even if you only have a single printer in this Window, you still might need to specify this as the default printer for adobereader to process the command.

Hope this helps
Adeel Abbas I’ve had this issue off and on, discovered it to be an older version of Adobe Reader that wasn’t creating printers if you had launched the Adobe application (published instance on Citrix PS4.5). To get around it temporarily, we would log the user off and have them log back onto the Citrix server (PN Agent and Web Interface 4) and launch a Microsoft application such as Word, which would create the printers and if they launched Adobe after Word, they’d be fine. To counter this problem we upgraded the Adobe Reader on the Citrix Server.
Yevgen Pavlenko Tell me 2 things:

1. Can you see all printers by clicking File -%26gt; Printer Setup in Adobe Reader when problem is happening ?

2. Do you have on the same terminal server in Windows Application log some kind of errors from MetaFrame Events, Printer Management like this:
Client printer auto-creation failed. The driver could not be installed. Possible reasons for the failure: The driver is not in the list of drivers on the server. The driver cannot be located. The driver has not been mapped. ?

If it is similar to above, I think I know how to fix the issue.

Edited by: Yevgen Pavlenko on 28/9/2008 6:59
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1321.html/feed citrix3 Acrobat Reader Error - Can’t Print http://www.citrixs.org/post/1320.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1320.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:10:06 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1320.html Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero

Fabrizio Guerri… In my case i have find a remote printer name without a space, in other case, all printers names are correctly, but after change the active default with other printer and return to the first, the problem appears resolved.

Test this second way.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
Donald Francis I have had this same situation. After reading this thread I realized that the issue may be something freaky with the Default User folder that all profiles are created from. After all, printer settings and such are saved in your users profile even some Adobe settings.

I went back to the original Default User folder , deleted the current user folders in Documents and Settings and viola, I had printers in Adobe again after they logged in.

I am not sure if its a Windows printer issue or an Adobe one (I am leaning towards Adobe) but whacking the Default User profile and the existing user profiles did the trick for me.

Donnie
Thomas Olsen Had the exact same problem with one of my user’s PC’s.

Found out that the reason for the error msg. is that the driver for the default printer somehow is “not present”. Solved the issue by installing the printer driver again.

Try right-clicking on the “trouble-some” printer in ‘Printers and Faxes’ and choose ‘Properties’ - this should prompt you to install a driver for the printer if you have a similar scenario to what I had… ;o)
Peter Michaels I was having the same problem and solved it with specifying my default printer…I thought Id share for anybody else who stumbles on this thread.
I didnt think it could of been that type of fix since my other applications were going into the page-printer setup when I printed a document. Yet, Adobe reader was telling me I needed to install a printer without making it to that step.

Anyhoo, this is all I did:

Start %26gt; Control Panel %26gt; Printer and Faxes
Right click the Printer you want to set as your main printing device and click “set as default printer”

Even if you only have a single printer in this Window, you still might need to specify this as the default printer for adobereader to process the command.

Hope this helps
Adeel Abbas I’ve had this issue off and on, discovered it to be an older version of Adobe Reader that wasn’t creating printers if you had launched the Adobe application (published instance on Citrix PS4.5). To get around it temporarily, we would log the user off and have them log back onto the Citrix server (PN Agent and Web Interface 4) and launch a Microsoft application such as Word, which would create the printers and if they launched Adobe after Word, they’d be fine. To counter this problem we upgraded the Adobe Reader on the Citrix Server.
Yevgen Pavlenko Tell me 2 things:

1. Can you see all printers by clicking File -%26gt; Printer Setup in Adobe Reader when problem is happening ?

2. Do you have on the same terminal server in Windows Application log some kind of errors from MetaFrame Events, Printer Management like this:
Client printer auto-creation failed. The driver could not be installed. Possible reasons for the failure: The driver is not in the list of drivers on the server. The driver cannot be located. The driver has not been mapped. ?

If it is similar to above, I think I know how to fix the issue.

Edited by: Yevgen Pavlenko on 28/9/2008 6:59
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1320.html/feed citrix3 Acrobat Reader Error - Can’t Print http://www.citrixs.org/post/1319.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1319.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:09:41 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1319.html pietje gates I’ had the same problem, my solution:

The users with the problem had a HP laserjet 4250 as default printer.
I ‘changed the defautl printer to a Xerox. After they logged on again (both windows and citrix) the problem was solved.

Ramzy Mansour Patrik,

http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX106744 Autocreated Printers Do Not Appear in the Published Application When Establishing Multiple Session IDs on One Server with the Same User Account.

Ramzy Mansour
Citrix Systems, Inc.
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
Fabrizio Guerri… This problem appears when you set a bad default printer.
Set some other printer as your default printer and try again.
In my case this is the solutions.

Bye

Fabrizio Guerriero
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1319.html/feed citrix3 Load Evaluator showing 100% memory, but server has no users http://www.citrixs.org/post/1318.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1318.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:09:28 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1318.html Donald Patterson I have a question. I have 5 Windows 2003 servers with Presentation Server 3. I have 4 that are used internally and they are the exact same Dell 6350 servers with same memory etc. I upgraded one of the servers to SP2 for Windows 2K3. The server seemed fine for a while. But a week later its not allowing any connections to the published app we have. The message is the familiar one Ive found on here..
“The Citrix presentation servers are reporting full load and cannot accept your connection at this time”.
But none of the answers to those searched results show what to do. They only ask the question, what load evaluator the person is using. In my case its a custom one that we’ve always used. The issue is that the evaluator on that one server shows that memory is at 100% load. The server has no users on it and when I did log in with RDP the memory shows its barely being used. Out of 5.7K total, it shows 5.2K free. That specific Load Eval setting for memory says if lower that 10%, report no load and if higher than 90% report full.
The remaining servers which have all the users today are showing a normal level of memory usage, but this one server is erroring in its memory usage reporting somehow. At the server it shows the correct level but the evaluator is erroring it out. Im lost because I never had this happen before. Other issues sure but our evaluators and loads is something that never had an issue. Any replies would be appreciated.
There was one solution posted that said to get a hotfix rollup but Im getting a different message when trying to install that.
Stefan Pietsch Hi Donald,

did you find a solution for your problem?
I am having the same problem on Win2003 %26#38; PS 4.0.
Would be great if you could let me know…

Kind regards,
Stefan
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1318.html/feed citrix3 Dealing with Macromedia Flash Player for non admin users http://www.citrixs.org/post/1317.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1317.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:09:07 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1317.html Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?

Scott Eaton Nope….console doesn’t work. Users have rights to \winnt\system32\macromedia
Scott Eaton Already thought about that. However, there is no discrete download of Flash player I can find, and it simply does a real time update off their web-site.

Since the player is already installed, and it detects as so, there’s no way for me to install anything manually.

If I need to install Flash player in ‘install mode’, I’m guessing I’ll have to rip it out, go to install mode, then hit their web-site in IE and have it load again while in install mode, correct?????
Jeff Pitsch You could always remove the ocx file and reinstall it. You just need to go out to macromedia’s website to download/install flash.

I’ll be curious to see if the Vinayak’s suggestion works.

Jeff
Scott Eaton No dice.

Even tried cleaning put the winnt/system32/macromedia folder, and then tripping the flash upgrade while in install mode. Only admins can still view flash content.

Also note I’m running pretty stock security settings on my Citrix boxes. No hyper convoluted GPO’s or anything mucking with IE or ActiveX. Pretty vanilla….
Matthias Wessner You can download an MSI file for Flash and shockwave if you register yourself here:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/shockwave/info/licensing/license.html
With the MSI Files you can install it as usual.

Message was edited by: Citrix44U
Andy Zamora Hey everybody,

Finally, here’s what I found out and it worked for me.

Fix….: Disabled Speedscreen Farm wide. Enable again…..

Cheers
Chris Dow The solution that worked for me was as follows:

1. Kicked all users off Citrix. (Probably better to do it off-hours, but I had the CEO breathing down my neck.) Disabled logins to the Citrix server.

2. Uninstalled Adobe Flash by using Add/Remove Programs. Flash Player had an entry in here, so I just removed it. Went to the Adobe site to verify that it was no longer installed. It wasn’t.

3. Entered install mode by typing this into a command prompt:
CHANGE USER /INSTALL

4. Went back to Adobe’s site and installed the Flash Player automatically as the person above described.

5. Returned to execute mode by typing the following into a command prompt:
CHANGE USER /EXECUTE

6. Re-enabled Citrix logins on the server, and then rebooted for good measure.

Non-Admin users can now see flash content.

Message was edited by: citrixprecision1
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1317.html/feed citrix3 Dealing with Macromedia Flash Player for non admin users http://www.citrixs.org/post/1316.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1316.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:08:42 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1316.html Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?

Scott Eaton Nope….console doesn’t work. Users have rights to \winnt\system32\macromedia
Scott Eaton Already thought about that. However, there is no discrete download of Flash player I can find, and it simply does a real time update off their web-site.

Since the player is already installed, and it detects as so, there’s no way for me to install anything manually.

If I need to install Flash player in ‘install mode’, I’m guessing I’ll have to rip it out, go to install mode, then hit their web-site in IE and have it load again while in install mode, correct?????
Jeff Pitsch You could always remove the ocx file and reinstall it. You just need to go out to macromedia’s website to download/install flash.

I’ll be curious to see if the Vinayak’s suggestion works.

Jeff
Scott Eaton No dice.

Even tried cleaning put the winnt/system32/macromedia folder, and then tripping the flash upgrade while in install mode. Only admins can still view flash content.

Also note I’m running pretty stock security settings on my Citrix boxes. No hyper convoluted GPO’s or anything mucking with IE or ActiveX. Pretty vanilla….
Matthias Wessner You can download an MSI file for Flash and shockwave if you register yourself here:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/shockwave/info/licensing/license.html
With the MSI Files you can install it as usual.

Message was edited by: Citrix44U
Andy Zamora Hey everybody,

Finally, here’s what I found out and it worked for me.

Fix….: Disabled Speedscreen Farm wide. Enable again…..

Cheers
Chris Dow The solution that worked for me was as follows:

1. Kicked all users off Citrix. (Probably better to do it off-hours, but I had the CEO breathing down my neck.) Disabled logins to the Citrix server.

2. Uninstalled Adobe Flash by using Add/Remove Programs. Flash Player had an entry in here, so I just removed it. Went to the Adobe site to verify that it was no longer installed. It wasn’t.

3. Entered install mode by typing this into a command prompt:
CHANGE USER /INSTALL

4. Went back to Adobe’s site and installed the Flash Player automatically as the person above described.

5. Returned to execute mode by typing the following into a command prompt:
CHANGE USER /EXECUTE

6. Re-enabled Citrix logins on the server, and then rebooted for good measure.

Non-Admin users can now see flash content.

Message was edited by: citrixprecision1
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1316.html/feed citrix3 Dealing with Macromedia Flash Player for non admin users http://www.citrixs.org/post/1315.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1315.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:08:27 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1315.html Sharon Henderson While it is a few months after the last post this is what I found. We are using a PS 4.5 farm with Office 2007 including IEv7 running on Win 2003 Server SP2:-

Change the permissions to “READ” for everyone on the two registry keys below. (Ensure it is replicated to the child objects.)

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib{D27CDB6B-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID{D27CDB6B-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}

Next time the users login, it works.
By default, EVERYONE is denied. Hence the error.

Bob Bair Can someone verify these keys for me? I don’t have

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib{D27CDB6B-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID{D27CDB6B-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}

I have

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib{D27CDB6B-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID{[b]D27CDB6E[/b]-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}]

(Note bold)
Where was this determined that these keys were the ones that needed to be changed?

The reason I ask is because I STILL have issues with how IE is presented to users. When I look at the “add-ons currently loaded” during a session for a user, it doesn’t have any flash and that’s after I’ve made sure I installed it while in INSTALL mode and changed these registry keys.

Robert Bair
Citrix Administrator
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Manish Amriwala I did the same, and had the same different key, I gave Everyeone read access as suggested and all is working fine now.

Thanks for the information!
Brian Babcock great fix…worked like a charm. thanks!
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
Scott Eaton Even though I can’t stand the product and would rather avoid sites that require it, I have a lot of users that need to get at sites that have Flash content.

However, only users with Admin rites are able to view Flash content from their Citrix sessions, and yet I’ve upgraded to the latest version while at the console as Admin. Is this a profile glitch with Flash player, or just a security setting in IE that’s locked for non-Admin users?

Any tips?
]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1315.html/feed citrix3 can’t get auto-login to work inside Citrix published app http://www.citrixs.org/post/1314.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1314.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:08:02 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1314.html Doug Benson I have a script that is supposed to launch an application, wait 60 seconds to insure that the window will be up and ready for input, make sure it’s the active window, then pass through Username, input a Tab, Password, then input an Enter to complete the process. It will not recognize the TAB and ENTER special sequences and smooshes the username and password together w/o a tab, and doesn’t do the enter. I’ve tested this with two different Citrix-driven applications and both of them do not recognize the sequences. I’ve also tried this on three different machines: all running Windows XP Pro. w/ SP2 - as I know that VB behavior can vary, even among the same OS version from past experience. I’m not VBscript guru by any stretch, so a “proper” or better way to accomplish this same task would be great.

I can use the same exact script below (outside of the app it runs and AppActivate sequence of course!) to open up a locally installed version of notepad.exe and it utilizes the TAB and ENTER sequences just fine.

VBscript code is as follows:

~~~~~~~~
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(”WScript.Shell”)

WshShell.Run “\\chcnas\apps\Epic\Hyperspace.ica“

WScript.Sleep 60000

WshShell.AppActivate “Hyperspace - Wausau Production Environment“

WshShell.SendKeys “abcde” + “{TAB}” + “123456″ + “{ENTER}”
~~~~~~~~ ]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1314.html/feed citrix3 How to create required shortcuts in Quick launch bar for all users http://www.citrixs.org/post/1313.html http://www.citrixs.org/post/1313.html#comments Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:07:47 +0000 citrix http://www.citrixs.org/post/1313.html Vinay Kumar Hi Friends,

I published one citrix server’s desktop and i installed ms office 2003, sap application and other softwares.
users seeking for shortcuts from the quick launch on the desktop (published desktop).
now users asking msoffice application’s shortcuts such as excel, word, powerpoint in to their quick launch bar.

so how can we create set of shortcuts in to qucik launch bar for all the citrix users for the published desktop.

please commecnt on this…

Thank you… ]]> http://www.citrixs.org/post/1313.html/feed