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We can't see anything different on client machines that would cause this problem. &nbsp;They all have the most up-to-dateRDP client software. &nbsp;
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We can't see anything different on client machines that would cause this problem.  They all have the most up-to-dateRDP client software.  

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Turns out the new RDP client (v. 6.06) was the culprit. &nbsp;We replaced it on the problem machines with the v. 5.x version and all of the problems went away. &nbsp;Thanks for you input!
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Turns out the new RDP client (v. 6.06) was the culprit.  We replaced it on the problem machines with the v. 5.x version and all of the problems went away.  Thanks for you input!

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We have installed the GroupWise client on a Windows 2008 Terminal Server and we have two problems with it. &nbsp;First one- some, but not all of the users are not able to attached a document to a message. &nbsp;This seems to be local machine specific because the same user can do attachments on a different machine. &nbsp;We thought it was a Vista issue but recently a user with XP had this problem.<br />
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Second one- &nbsp;when doing spell check, the following message is received- &quot;an invalid main or user word list was encountered&quot;. &nbsp;We have verified that the required spell check files are in the correct locations.
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We have installed the GroupWise client on a Windows 2008 Terminal Server and we have two problems with it.  First one- some, but not all of the users are not able to attached a document to a message.  This seems to be local machine specific because the same user can do attachments on a different machine.  We thought it was a Vista issue but recently a user with XP had this problem.

Second one-  when doing spell check, the following message is received- "an invalid main or user word list was encountered".  We have verified that the required spell check files are in the correct locations.

GroupWise 8 on Win2K8 Terminal Server

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