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For example, I added Winword.exe for Word 2003, but there isn't an option to share drives for that Icon. 
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For example, I added Winword.exe for Word 2003, but there isn't an option to share drives for that Icon.

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What do you mean by share drives for that ICON, you could define for the global shortcut that the start location is what ever you need.<br />
i.e. %homedrive\%homedrive%%HOM<wbr />EPATH% etc.
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What do you mean by share drives for that ICON, you could define for the global shortcut that the start location is what ever you need.
i.e. %homedrive\%homedrive%%HOMEPATH% etc.

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I've been trying to get Local Drives to appear through a RemoteApp.<br />
I see the option to redirect Clipboard and Ports, but I cannot get &quot;Drives&quot; to appear. <br />
I also tried creating an RDP File, and the drives option is not there.<br />
The drive redirection is not disabled in the Session Host Configuration.<br />
Do you know how I can do this?<br />
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Thanks!
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I've been trying to get Local Drives to appear through a RemoteApp.
I see the option to redirect Clipboard and Ports, but I cannot get "Drives" to appear. 
I also tried creating an RDP File, and the drives option is not there.
The drive redirection is not disabled in the Session Host Configuration.
Do you know how I can do this?

Thanks!

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