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Sadly not, there is no way to redirect to local applications.
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Sadly not, there is no way to redirect to local applications.

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I think I already know the answer to this but it’s worth asking…<br />
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I have a program that is email aware. &nbsp;Meaning the user can create an email from the application to their default email program. &nbsp;Just like using Wordpad and selecting “send in an email.” &nbsp;The current document is attached to a new email. &nbsp;Is there a way to send this request to the local (not terminal) Outlook client from the RemoteApp running on the Terminal Server?<br />
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I really hate having all of these Outlook instances running on the Terminal server.<br />
It is a Wondows 2008 R2 64-bit Standard server
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I think I already know the answer to this but it’s worth asking…

I have a program that is email aware.  Meaning the user can create an email from the application to their default email program.  Just like using Wordpad and selecting “send in an email.”  The current document is attached to a new email.  Is there a way to send this request to the local (not terminal) Outlook client from the RemoteApp running on the Terminal Server?

I really hate having all of these Outlook instances running on the Terminal server.
It is a Wondows 2008 R2 64-bit Standard server

Email enabled RemoteApp

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