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Since this is a native function to a client OS, the only way to disable print screen/screen capture in the manner you desire would be by controlling it on the client machine. &nbsp;If you cannot control this function on the client machine then there is no way to control it via Citrix policy or Citrix Receiver.<br />
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See this thread: &nbsp;<a href="http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/99738-disabling-print-screen/" rel="ugc">http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/99738-disabling-print-screen/</a>
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Since this is a native function to a client OS, the only way to disable print screen/screen capture in the manner you desire would be by controlling it on the client machine.  If you cannot control this function on the client machine then there is no way to control it via Citrix policy or Citrix Receiver.

See this thread:  http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/99738-disabling-print-screen/ [http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/99738-disabling-print-screen/]

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Is there any configuration we can do so that if my users go home and use vdi I.e external access from internet then after login print screen function is disabled
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Hi

Is there any configuration we can do so that if my users go home and use vdi I.e external access from internet then after login print screen function is disabled

Disabling print screen in citrix vdi when we access from outside

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