The publisher could not be verified when launching an application with RES Workspace Manager
Today I was troubleshooting a warning message that popped up when launching a network application with RES …
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Today I was troubleshooting a warning message that popped up when launching a network application with RES …
Yesterday I was asked to investigate a problem with a presentation pc. Even though the volume was set maximal …
Background Customer uses Citrix XenApp 5 with ThinApp, RES Workspace Manager and RES Workspace Extender. An …
Last week I wrote about an error message the users received when opening documents from SharePoint. The …
From a script I needed to schedule a project in RES Automation Manager 2011 for a particular server. This can …
I needed to change the drive letter assigned to the cd/dvd station from an Automation Manager project. …
The video below shows a Proof of Concept of bypassing Application Security in RES Workspace Manager . Please …