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Is it possible for the user's local regional settings to be used as the regional setting of their RDP session? For example;a user from the UK would see their local date format of dd-mm-yy where curren

Asked by ny1508 in New Computer Users, Server Applications

Tags: rdp session user settings

Is it possible for the user's local regional settings to be used as the regional setting of their RDP session? For example;a user from the UK would see their local date format of dd-mm-yy where currently they see the date server date format (mm/dd/yyyy) in the RDP session (Windows Server 2008). While a user from the US would still see the date format of mm/dd/yyyy in their RDP session.

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Is it possible for the user's local regional settings to be used as the regional setting of their RDP session? For example;a user from the UK would see their local date format of dd-mm-yy where curren

Asked by ny1508 in New Computer Users, Server Applications

Tags: rdp session user settings

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