Mystical_Ice
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Remote Desktop - Opening a file in a local application
Hi.
This question pertains to Azure Remote App, but since that's essentially the same as Windows RDS, hopefully I can find an answer to this.
Trying to find out how to have RDS (or a published remote app in particular) open an application on the user's local computer.
In particular, this applies to a client that has several hundred client machines, each with a locally licensed copy of Office (yes, a RETAIL license of office... for each of their hundred computers).
To keep them in license compliance, in deploying a new application in a RDS/Remote App environment, I can't install Office on the server. However, since they are licensed for Office locally, would it be possible to automate any Office document (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, etc) where instead of opening in their remote app instance, it opens on their local Office application?
In particular, this would be an application that automatically opens Excel and populates data in it (an export out of an ERP system). Hoping this is possible, as it would save them having to buy a volume license or O365 E3 license to continue using Office in the RDP environment.
This question pertains to Azure Remote App, but since that's essentially the same as Windows RDS, hopefully I can find an answer to this.
Trying to find out how to have RDS (or a published remote app in particular) open an application on the user's local computer.
In particular, this applies to a client that has several hundred client machines, each with a locally licensed copy of Office (yes, a RETAIL license of office... for each of their hundred computers).
To keep them in license compliance, in deploying a new application in a RDS/Remote App environment, I can't install Office on the server. However, since they are licensed for Office locally, would it be possible to automate any Office document (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, etc) where instead of opening in their remote app instance, it opens on their local Office application?
In particular, this would be an application that automatically opens Excel and populates data in it (an export out of an ERP system). Hoping this is possible, as it would save them having to buy a volume license or O365 E3 license to continue using Office in the RDP environment.
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