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by mikel~t
You'll have to disable the systray in a group policy on the Term Server. Then, create a group and call it "term server access", and apply the policy to that group.
I believe the systray policy info would best be applied in the user config of thegroup policy mmc.
Hope this helps.
Mike
by ispaapen
Greetings,
It is possible to turn off (disable) the system tray. I've seen a program called, "Tray Magician" which can hide the system tray icons. There is a method to easilly turn it back on. See this ZDNet article for information and links to adownload.
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http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/reviews/0,4161,2394143,00.html
Maxwell
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