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Windows 2012 Terminal Server mapped drives

We have a Windows 2012 Terminal Server (unfortunately not in a domain). We would like applications, such as Sage Accounts, on the TS to connect through to network shares but not allow the users to see the same network shares. If we use Group Policy to hide the network drives this seems to break the applications connection.

What is the usual way of dealing with this.?

Many thanks in advance for suggestions..
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Thanks davorin.. great answer..

I have set the application to  run under Admin credentials. I'm sure this and other issues, like folder redirection, would work so much better with an Active Directory domain.

thanks again..