I've not followed this thread too closely, but thought I could offer what little knowledge I've gathered on the subject.
I've worked in a dual monitor environment for some time, and manage a Windows 2003 Terminal Server that users with dual monitors connect to. I have no idea as to Citrix as I've never set them up before. If you have two or more physical monitors, it is possible to stretch your RDP view by using a command line switch when running the client; 'mstsc /span' The caveat is that your monitors MUST be at the same resolution. There is a maximum allowable resolution of 4096 x 2048 and all your monitors must be arranged side-by-side. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925876 for these details. If your Terminal Server is Windows 2008 and you have a Windows 7 box, you can use the new GUI RDP client and check the Multiple Monitor checkbox. From what little I've read about this feature, you can have more monitors and arrange them on top of one another in addition to side-by-side. In this spanning mode for us the Terminal Server only recognizes the entire resolution being displayed, so all pop-ups and new windows see the center of the desktop being the split. A bit inconvenient when you constantly have to resize your windows and arrange them left and right of the split. There is an application called Split View (www.splitview.com) that claims to solve this issue for TS and Citrix. ONLY $729 per server. http://www.splitview.com/Terminal-Server-Edition -- John Croson IT Manager Integrated Healthcare Business Solutions, Inc. 9875 S. Franklin Drive Franklin, WI. 53132 Tel: 414.858.2209 [email protected] http://www.ihbsonline.com *E-MAIL CONFIDENTIALITY DISCLAIMER:* This message is confidential, and may contain highly sensitive information that is intended only for the named recipient(s), which is privileged or exempt from disclosure under applicable laws. If this e-mail has reached you in error, you are notified that the dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If such is the case, please notify the sender via e-mail address or telephone number (414) 858-2203 and destroy this document immediately.
