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There is this APPSRV.INI file in user's profile | Application Data\ICAClient which contains the settngs. I believe if you check that there's no userID hard coded in the file you can safely push it to each user's profile. Please test it first.

Sounded like you need to change the Server location on the 'clients' Oops! On each client (if it the same way as ours) Run Citrix Program Neighbourhood File | Custom connection settings netwotk Protocol : TCP/IP change the server's IPs in the address list to the new ones. If you use the...

Get the clients to download and install Java Runtime Environment http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp Should do the trick.

Sounded like the printer drivers issue. How did you set the Printer Driver Management? You could try this (for temporary measure) see if it works Printer Management Properties Printer Drivers Tick universal driver only OR Use universal driver only if native driver is unavailable and leave...

I may be totally wrong here, but there's no harm in checking this out. I found that the printer properties are kept in the client's computer registry entry HKCU\Software\Citrix\PrinterProperties\ In the policy it might just keep adding new printer to the existing ones. I am just guessing here...

Wow Thanks so much :) Well done ! Ta

You mentioned 'switched domains' Does this mean the users, instead of logging in as say OldDomain\user1 will have to log in as NewDomain\user1? If this is the case, the server will in fact take this as 2 different users. Have you given permission to NewDomain\User1 over the old Profile folder...

umm.. I have not came across this one myself. I found this link http://www.archive.freeola.com/m.p.w.customize/FviW-explorer-XH.shtml Check it out, might give you some idea. Ta

Are you using mandatory profiles? If so, you might have to change the settings in the profiles. Ta

Oh and in the Folder views | advanced settings You might want to untick the 'Remember each folder's view settings' Good luck Ta

I would try this: On the servers change user to install mode set the way you want the viewing folders to be In Folder Options click both 'Like current Folder' and 'reset all Folders' Change user to execute mode Might work Ta

I don't know a lot about this AS console, but I remember vaguely (might be nothing to do with it at all) about having to re-add the administrator account to manage it. No harm in checking as it's weekend and not a lot of people about at the board. You might get a better answer tomorrow. Good...

I would first check the permission on folders and registry entried for Oracle and ODBC (on the servers) to make sure that users have at least (which should br sufficient) read permission. Ta

Some process was not unloaded properly, I guess. In our case I found that the ATI video driver was the problem. Check on the servers' services see if you have the ATI hotkey poller or not, if you do try disabling it see if it does the trick. Mine did. Good luck Ta

Hi, Check this script out, might be useful. http://www.thin-world.com/MFQuery.html Ta

Hi I found this script that might be useful to you. http://www.thin-world.com/MFQuery.html Ta

I can't find anything that gives the Client machine's names yet. But from this site (I copied particular link) http://www.dabcc.com/DABCC/WebApplication/Aspx/dabcc.file.download.aspx?intFile=265 You can get a script that list out username and IP address. You might find this useful. If I see...

Check out the Terminal Server command 'query ' for example: query user /server:servername It won't give out computer names (== client names) though but just the start. Ta

>> Allow only one instance of application for each user Looks like 'each user' here mean each client = each computer. If you try to run this application twice on the same machine, it won't let you. It will allow the same user to run this application again from a different machine. This is...

rjs Have you seen this one? http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX106751&searchID=22440801 See if this helps. Ta