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Thanks Carl, I was thinking along the rights issue, myself. &nbsp;
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Thanks Carl, I was thinking along the rights issue, myself.  

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RDP sessions will give you funky temp file settings so be careful of stuff in fox where you have constructed the path to soemthing in code and use it explicitly - you usually need to macro expand these to work - like:<br />
reportNameAndPath = 'c:\douments and settings\FLM\temp' + 'mytemp.frx'<br />
report form (reportNameAndPath) to print 
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RDP sessions will give you funky temp file settings so be careful of stuff in fox where you have constructed the path to soemthing in code and use it explicitly - you usually need to macro expand these to work - like:
reportNameAndPath = 'c:\douments and settings\FLM\temp' + 'mytemp.frx'
report form (reportNameAndPath) to print

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Hello, <br />
When I go into portions of applications, they throw I/o errors but only if going in thru RDP. &nbsp;When I go straight into the applications I get no errors. &nbsp;<br />
Using Server 2003<br />
Thank you
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Hello, 
When I go into portions of applications, they throw I/o errors but only if going in thru RDP.  When I go straight into the applications I get no errors.  
Using Server 2003
Thank you

I/O Errors if going through remote desktop

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Windows Server 2003

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Remote Access

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