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14. June 2011 at 17:53 #6690
MikeWRIT
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Hey all so i have a few 1125SE’s (yes I know ancient) I’m running Xenapp 4.5. I got the 1125 to connect to the pnlite site and when it boots up it gives me a login screen where i can log in. Once logged in I have a blank desktop. When i click the PNA icon in the system tray of the 1125se i can choose a published app and run it and it works great. Is there a way to get all of the published apps to show up on the 1125’s desktop so people can just click it off of there?

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15. June 2011 at 7:00 #20613
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Pretty easy. Just publish the apps on your XA server to be shown on the desktop.
This is a pure Citrix setting. No further action is needed on 1125 site.

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15. June 2011 at 7:00 #20614
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Is there a way to get all of the published apps to show up on the 1125’s desktop so people can just click it off of there?

Try and play around with “Icon= …..” parameter in your wnos.ini, this will off course only work with signon=1/yes parameter in your wnos.ini

But this is for each connection defined in the wnos.ini, i’m not sure about “all” the published apps on your desktop.
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