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I would discuss with Sage, if the application has been designed for Terminal Services, because we have the exact same issue with Intuit Quickbooks, that displays dialogue boxes &quot;off screen&quot;, making the application unsable in a terminal services environment.
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I would discuss with Sage, if the application has been designed for Terminal Services, because we have the exact same issue with Intuit Quickbooks, that displays dialogue boxes "off screen", making the application unsable in a terminal services environment.

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Remote Desktop Services is supported in our version of MAS - 4.40
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Remote Desktop Services is supported in our version of MAS - 4.40

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Well if supported raise with Sage.
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Turns out it was just a transient condition, and seems to have resolved itself.
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Turns out it was just a transient condition, and seems to have resolved itself.

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Per Sage Software on 3/14/12, Remote Desktop is supported but Remote App is not.
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Per Sage Software on 3/14/12, Remote Desktop is supported but Remote App is not.

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I installed terminal services on 2008 R2 and setup MAS 90 as a remote app access through RDWeb. Everything runs great, except when they click on a module or report from within MAS 90, it pushes all windows it opens behind the main window. &nbsp;How do i keep new windows in front?
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I installed terminal services on 2008 R2 and setup MAS 90 as a remote app access through RDWeb. Everything runs great, except when they click on a module or report from within MAS 90, it pushes all windows it opens behind the main window.  How do i keep new windows in front?

Remote App issues

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