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We are having the same issues. As long as the client stays logged in, they can print to their default auto-created printer through Adobe. But, if they logout and login a second time, the default printer defaults to the PDF printer created by Adobe. The second login still auto-creates a...

Thanks for that information. One silly question though. Once I have the data for the daily emails for a particular mailbox, how do I go about exporting this data to a .csv?

Are there any options to finding out how many emails a mailbox receives during a single day? I am looking for anyway to track this information. Are there any logs on the exchange server that would track how many emails were delivered to a certain mailbox? Here is an example. We have...

Is there an known number of total printer ports that a Windows 2000 Advanced Server can handle? Right now, I am running one single print server that hosts 210 different printer ports. I would like to know if there is a limitation before I start seeing any problems. I am currently experiencing...

Solution found. Inside Outlook, if you go to the tools option and choose options, you can then select the Delegates tab. In this window, you can add users or groups from the GAL to send on behalf of yourself. This user had chosen the Administration group to have Editor rights to her calendar...

*Update* It is only affecting one distribution group. All members in the Administration group are receiving double appointments anytime an appointment is sent. The first appointment acts as normal. Allowing you to accept the meeting with or without a reply. It adds itself to the calendar...

I have two distribution groups that continue to receive double appointments when anyone sends to the All group. What happens is this, I send an appointment to the All group and the users in my administration and accounting group receive those appointments twice. I have other users in many...

This sounds like a ICA keep alive issue. My clients were having very similiar issues will all published applications. There are 2 keys you can add to the registry that could help with the disconnects. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\control\Citrix Add the following REG_DWORD...

Are these idle or active sessions?

As silly as it may sound, I have seen spyware display this exact same problem with my Citrix clients. Try running Adaware or something similiar on the computer that is having the issues.

After you check the ICA-TCP settings and it still doesn't fix your problem. You can try this fix. I requires adding a key to the registry on the Citrix server. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Citrix Add a new REG_DWORD named IcaEnableKeepAlive with a value set to 1. Add...

Try re-installing the Citrix client after you have FireFox installed. Mozilla would do the same thing until I re-installed the web client.