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If you develop an application for Terminal Server you might want to react on session events. This means that …
Several of Microsoft’s Terminal Server tools use undocumented API’s from Utildll.dll. For instance …
When an application is not Terminal Server aware (also known as a legacy application), Terminal Server makes …
I added some more undocumented API’s to my Jwawinsta unit, the unit is now becoming a collection of the …
Yesterday I attended the Citrix Solutions Conference in Antwerp. Brad Pedersen (Chief Architect and Senior …
A little while ago I wrote an article on launching a process in another Terminal Session …
Did you ever loose Clipboard functionality (copy/paste) while working with several Terminal Server sessions? I …