> Only other way that I know of is installing Citrix on top of W2K TS.
>
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>> Thanks,
It depends what you want. Audio quality in rdp is not configurable,
and not very good. It's OK for system sounds and beep, but don't use
it for streaming video.
Audio quality in Citrix is configurable in 3 levels, with different
bandwidth usage, and the quality is much better.
So before you make any investments, be sure to test it!
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"Kirk" <hallk_@hotmail.com> wrote on 28 jun 2005 in
microsoft.public.win2000.termserv.clients:
> I guess that would be a bad idea since upgrading to 2003 and
> installing Citrix cost about the same. I might as well upgrade
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>>> Thanks,