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Windows 2008 R2 Remote Desktop and XenApp 6 Tuning Tips Update by Julien Sybille

Lockdown Internet Explorer for Web Applications Publishing by Pierre Marmignon

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Publish an Application that needs a parent process by Pierre Marmignon

Programmatically Uninstall Citrix Clients by Pierre Marmignon

Getting rid of the Found New Hardware Prompt when using Device HardDisk Cache with Citrix Provisioning Server by Pierre Marmignon

Programmatically rename XenApp AutoCreated Client Printers by Pierre Marmignon

How to configure IMA to use a specified network Interface by Pierre Marmignon

XenDesktop Tuning Tips by Pierre Marmignon

Terminal Server & XenApp Tuning Tips by Pierre Marmignon

Latest Blog Entries

Will we ever go massively to HVD (VDI) ?

XenApp / XenDesktop Setup automation concerns

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XenApp 6.0 SDK - Dealing with the Group Policies Module

Clearing Clipboard Content

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Are the Virtual Desktop Solutions ready for a mass adoption ?

.Net : Write Large Unsigned Integer in a Registry DWORD Value

Windows SMB Network Stack randomly freezing on Provisioned Target Devices - Part 2

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WANem - Wide Area Network Emulator - Installation	WANem - Wide Area Network Emulator - Installation
	The Purpose of this Tool is to simulate a Wan Network. Summary : Create a Virtual machine (Linux) and boot it using the WANEm iso. Follow the Wizard use the Newly created machine as your network gateway Manage the WANEm Server with the provided remote Web Console Do Your Tests. Now you are ready to test your XenApp published applications behaviour with Wan Links.
	Source : Citrix Pour les Nuls
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