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does that happen from any/all client PCs? Or is the problem just while doing ICA from your machine?<br />
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If it's just your machine, I'd re-install the ICA client (download latest one from citrix home page).<br />
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Also empty your temporary internet files from internet explorer.<br />

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does that happen from any/all client PCs? Or is the problem just while doing ICA from your machine?

If it's just your machine, I'd re-install the ICA client (download latest one from citrix home page).

Also empty your temporary internet files from internet explorer.


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It happens from any ica client, not just a particular machine and affects all ms office applications when using the ica protocol. The other boxes are within the Lan, so it should not be a firewall port issue. It's just plain strange.<br />
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Everything is using a complete desktop, not a published application.
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It happens from any ica client, not just a particular machine and affects all ms office applications when using the ica protocol. The other boxes are within the Lan, so it should not be a firewall port issue. It's just plain strange.

Everything is using a complete desktop, not a published application.

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I'll post again if I have any ideas.<br />

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Weird experience today. My office apps will work on Windows 2003 with Office 2003 using RDP, but if I switch to ICA using the citrix program neighborhood. They won't run. Nothing shows up in the event viewer, just double click and kinda nothing happens. All other apps on the desktop work great.<br />
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ANy help would be appreciated.
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Weird experience today. My office apps will work on Windows 2003 with Office 2003 using RDP, but if I switch to ICA using the citrix program neighborhood. They won't run. Nothing shows up in the event viewer, just double click and kinda nothing happens. All other apps on the desktop work great.

ANy help would be appreciated.

Office Apps run in RDP but won't work on ICA..

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).