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Not all applications can run in terminal (remote desktop) services. By the looks of it this is one. You might contact the vendor to see if they can support it.
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Not all applications can run in terminal (remote desktop) services. By the looks of it this is one. You might contact the vendor to see if they can support it.

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We have a bunch of Remote Desktop Servers and a single application (CryptoTerm) that requires certain configurations in order to run. &nbsp;Is there any way to add the configuration files to one folder under C:\Users instead of having to copy the config and keyboard type files to every single C:\Users\Username\AppData folder?
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We have a bunch of Remote Desktop Servers and a single application (CryptoTerm) that requires certain configurations in order to run.  Is there any way to add the configuration files to one folder under C:\Users instead of having to copy the config and keyboard type files to every single C:\Users\Username\AppData folder?

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