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Log Off a Remote Desktop Connection User Using Access VBA
I have 70+ users that hammer my Access 2003 application via Remote Desktop Connection with an average of about 20 logged in at any time.
Although they have been trained to use the proper logoff procedure, I still have users that exit my application and 'X' to close the RDC session rather than Start/Logoff. Terminal Services reports those users as disconnected but doesn't release the "seat" or resources.
I need a Windows call or script that I can execute on form close that will perform the Start, Logoff, Yes sequence.
Best regards,
Rick Farris
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Although they have been trained to use the proper logoff procedure, I still have users that exit my application and 'X' to close the RDC session rather than Start/Logoff. Terminal Services reports those users as disconnected but doesn't release the "seat" or resources.
I need a Windows call or script that I can execute on form close that will perform the Start, Logoff, Yes sequence.
Best regards,
Rick Farris
{ contact info removed by PenguinMod, EE Moderator }
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I failed to indicate they were Xing out of the RDC window. The app requires them to use a close button (X is disabled)
Does anybody know how to create a simple icon to allow that can be used to close the remote desktop connection that you are in.
How to disable the Close button on the Application window and the Exit command on the File menu
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=300688