Yes. We have changed and played with them all. We can't duplicate it.
Apparently this was an issue last year, again when some new workstations were
brought on line, and someone (who is unknown) fixed it. How we do not know.

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> Have you checked the settings on the rdp client, under Options -
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> > used on these two machines exhibits the same problem.
> > Weird. Any ideas?
Vera Noest [MVP] - 02 Aug 2006 10:23 GMT
What OS and SP do you run on the Terminal Server? And on the client?
What kind of application is this? 32-bit or 16-bit? Inhouse developed
or commercial?
Is the problem limited to this application only? How are menus in
Word, Notepad, etc behaving when you run them in a TS session from
these clients?
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wrote on 01 aug 2006:
> Yes. We have changed and played with them all. We can't
> duplicate it. Apparently this was an issue last year, again
> when some new workstations were brought on line, and someone
> (who is unknown) fixed it. How we do not know.
mtraylor - 04 Aug 2006 19:52 GMT
Turns out it was the display drivers. I thank you for your efforts.

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> What OS and SP do you run on the Terminal Server? And on the client?
> What kind of application is this? 32-bit or 16-bit? Inhouse developed
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> > when some new workstations were brought on line, and someone
> > (who is unknown) fixed it. How we do not know.