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That's a huge topic, KK1. Scripts are all right if you know them well and will be the only one administering them, but Windows 2000 comes with a slew of built-in Group Policies Objects (GPOs) to help you achieve this. This is assuming, of course, that you are using Microsoft's Active Directory...

Maybe they played around with or over-wrote the Default Profile? In Regedit, Load Hive, browse to the NTUSER.DAT file in the "Default User" profile, and have a look at the regional settings in there. Don't forget to unload the hive. That, or they've created a custom GPO that does that...

Also check GPOs applied to the OU that contains the Citrix servers. Is the machine policy, Loopback, Replace set? Which OU are the Citrix servers in, the Users OU? Or under the same tree of OUs? eric@stepneymarsh.com Stepney Marsh Systems

It is the first tab in the properties of the published application, but it only applies of you have Access Gateway, as mentioned in my first post. Sorry, I should have made that clear in my second post.

You need to modify the "C:\Program Files\Citrix\ICA Client\appsrv.ini" file within your MSI package. Ensure that the following two lines are listed somewhere in the [WFClient] section of the file: EnableSSOnThruICAFile=On SSOnUserSetting=On eric@stepneymarsh.com Stepney Marsh Systems

On the Citrix server, install your application, whatever it is, and with whatever components are required, and make sure it works. Then note the command you need to use to launch the spreadsheet or application (as you would to create a new shortcut). This string is what gets entered into the...

Go here to look for detailed documentation on preparing a custom rollout of the Citrix Program Neighbourhood client: http://support.citrix.com/product/ica/win/ My first choice, however, would be to implement Citrix Web Interface (WI), formerly named NFuse. This is a free software component on...

Oh, and if you are using PS 4.0 or later, there is a corresponding property in the Citrix published application that allows you to set when/how to display the application. // Eric

Implementing the Citrix product, Access Gateway, both Standard (a hardware gateway in your DMZ) and Advanced (a software component that enhances and controls it on your inside network) fulfils this requirement and much much more. It may be overkill for your immediate needs, but it is a sweet...

OK, there's another piece missing. The fix above only worked for a piece of it. The main problem is that CA/400 makes use of the user's %homedrive% environment variable, and uses that no matter what is coded. Looking at the "Hidden Home" folders described above, we set those as the users'...

There is a hidden "working directory" for the client defined in the User's Windows profile, or the User portion of the registry: HKCU\Software\IBM\Personal Communications\CurrentVersion\Preferences "Profile Directory"="x:\CLIENTACCESS" (it seems to like uppercase "CLIENTACCESS"). What we...