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Yes, That is the way I have it configured now. It seems as though the 19" flat panel is just bigger that remote desktop will recognize.

I terminal service into a Win2k server then remote desktop to my desktop. The problem is my desktop has a 19" flat panel monitor. Every time I connect it shrinks my screenn on my desktop. It works fine remotely, but when I use my desktop again I have to reset my desktop up. I have tried...

My passwords are not sticking in outlook 2000. I have the checkboxes selected to remember passwords and the passwords are remembered, but the bix still keeps coming up for me to click ok on the username and password. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Daren

I am connecting into my server via vpn and then jumper to my desktop with remote desktop. My server has a 15" monitor and my desktop has a 19" flat panel. My desktop screen shrinks every time I get in. I have to move my icons every time I use remote desktop. Any ideas on how I can...

I don't think we're on the same page here. The printers are setup locally. I am connected into a clients computer at a different site via remote dektop. I am trying to print at my location information from the clients location. Thanks, Daren

Do I do the install printer from the remote or host?

It is a network printer on my network. It is not connected to the computer I am using..

How do I setup a printer to use remotely? I have the connection setup but cannot configure the printer. Thanks, Daren

1.) Laptop to server no icons move. 2.) True 3.) True 4.) False, The flat panel is on the host 5.) TRue 6.) True Just to clarify another thing. I vpn into the server and then jumper from the server to a workstation via remote desktop. Thanks alot for the help! Daren

I have a 19" flat panel with icons on both sides of it. When I connect in they all move to the left hand side. Does that make sense? Daren

No. They are on the host machine (desktop)

I am going from an xp laptop to win2k server to xp desktop. The icons are arranged then they go to a different arrangement every time I access them.

If you already have the cd you can start the install and it will do a compatability search before it actually upgrades the os. It will tell you what hardware and software is incompatible and what you need to do to get them compatible. This way you can check to make sure everything works before...

I normally do it. If they want to load anything locally or need to make changes to various things it won't allow you to unless you have the administrative right. Even as a power user with software installation rights I ran into issues unless the users had local administrative rights. I...

I am using remote desktop into a terminal services win2k server. I then remote desktop from the server to my dektop. Whenever I use this my icons on my desktop shift apparently due to screen size adaptation. Is there anyway I can lock the icons on the dektop? The function on the actual...

I have done numerous networks with a mixed environment, but I am not having success with this one. I have setup static IP addresses, subnet, gateway and dns but cannot communicate between the two pc's. There is another 98 pc that can communicate with both but one 98 and the xp machine will...

Have you thought about or tried any password hacker software? It may be worth looking into.

With pretty extensive experience with both Veritas and Arcserve, I definitely prefer Veritas. Arcserve can be hard to work with it's not real user friendly.

It is a dell poweredge, however it does have a controller.

I have run into this problem before. I believe I just had to make the local user an administrator on the server. Just in the local users directory. I'll think about it more, but I did have the exact problem and did get it solved, it's just been a couple of years.