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Hi,

 

I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

print.

 

The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

install any driver. Great...

 

Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures are

ok)

I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

* Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is jibberish

except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

signature is ok)

* Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

don't have an example of this.

* CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

incorrect.

* xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

 

If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

(6.0.6001.18000).

I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

result.

So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

found nothing.

 

Anyone who can help me here?

 

regards

David

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Guest David

Guest David

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

Anyone?

>

> I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

> print.

>

> The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

> install any driver. Great...

>

> Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures

> are ok)

> I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

> jibberish except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not

> entire signature is ok)

> * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

> don't have an example of this.

> * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> incorrect.

> * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

>

> If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

> are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> (6.0.6001.18000).

> I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

> result.

> So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

> found nothing.

>

> Anyone who can help me here?

>

> regards

> David

>

>

Guest Kristian

Guest Kristian

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

Hello David!

 

I have exactly the same issue but my server is running Windows Server 2008

Enterprise x64. Strange that there is so little information about Easy Print

because the concept is great. I will post back here if I find a solution.

 

"David" wrote:

> Anyone?

>

> >

> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

> > print.

> >

> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

> > install any driver. Great...

> >

> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures

> > are ok)

> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

> > jibberish except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not

> > entire signature is ok)

> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

> > don't have an example of this.

> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> > incorrect.

> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

> >

> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> > (6.0.6001.18000).

> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

> > result.

> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

> > found nothing.

> >

> > Anyone who can help me here?

> >

> > regards

> > David

> >

> >

>

>

>

  • 3 weeks later...
Guest Mischa

Guest Mischa

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

The same Problem but only with Windows XP Clients (all Updates incl. SP3 are

installed). Vista and W2k8 works fine.

 

Any sugestions are welcome!

Mischa

 

"Kristian" wrote:

> Hello David!

>

> I have exactly the same issue but my server is running Windows Server 2008

> Enterprise x64. Strange that there is so little information about Easy Print

> because the concept is great. I will post back here if I find a solution.

>

> "David" wrote:

>

> > Anyone?

> >

> > >

> > > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

> > > print.

> > >

> > > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> > > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

> > > install any driver. Great...

> > >

> > > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures

> > > are ok)

> > > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> > > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> > > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

> > > jibberish except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not

> > > entire signature is ok)

> > > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

> > > don't have an example of this.

> > > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> > > incorrect.

> > > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> > > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

> > >

> > > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

> > > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> > > (6.0.6001.18000).

> > > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

> > > result.

> > > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

> > > found nothing.

> > >

> > > Anyone who can help me here?

> > >

> > > regards

> > > David

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

Guest Mischa

Guest Mischa

Posted
Posted

RE: 2008 Easy print issue

 

Somme news:

 

Its something with the Fonts being used:

 

A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change the

font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect and its

change to a Sanserif Font.

A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy looks the

same.

 

A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the font to a

Symbol one.

A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

 

A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

 

More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

Mischa

 

"David" wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

> print.

>

> The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

> install any driver. Great...

>

> Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures are

> ok)

> I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is jibberish

> except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

> signature is ok)

> * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

> don't have an example of this.

> * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> incorrect.

> * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

>

> If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

> are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> (6.0.6001.18000).

> I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

> result.

> So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

> found nothing.

>

> Anyone who can help me here?

>

> regards

> David

>

>

>

  • 2 weeks later...
Guest slj333

Guest slj333

Posted
Posted

RE: 2008 Easy print issue

 

It sounds like there are some issues with the Easy Print Driver? Does this

behaviour occur when sending to any device or only with certain printers

(with the Easy Print Driver)?

 

"Mischa" wrote:

> Somme news:

>

> Its something with the Fonts being used:

>

> A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change the

> font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect and its

> change to a Sanserif Font.

> A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy looks the

> same.

>

> A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the font to a

> Symbol one.

> A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

>

> A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

>

> More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

> Mischa

>

> "David" wrote:

>

> > Hi,

> >

> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with Easy

> > print.

> >

> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having to

> > install any driver. Great...

> >

> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled. (pictures are

> > ok)

> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is jibberish

> > except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

> > signature is ok)

> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same, but I

> > don't have an example of this.

> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> > incorrect.

> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

> >

> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all printouts

> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> > (6.0.6001.18000).

> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the same

> > result.

> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours and

> > found nothing.

> >

> > Anyone who can help me here?

> >

> > regards

> > David

> >

> >

> >

Guest David

Guest David

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

It happens to every printer. The only one that works is the XPS printer. But

the users are annoyed that they can't print directly. It takes too much

time.

 

 

"slj333" wrote

> It sounds like there are some issues with the Easy Print Driver? Does this

> behaviour occur when sending to any device or only with certain printers

> (with the Easy Print Driver)?

>

> "Mischa" wrote:

>

>> Somme news:

>>

>> Its something with the Fonts being used:

>>

>> A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change the

>> font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect and its

>> change to a Sanserif Font.

>> A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy looks the

>> same.

>>

>> A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the font to

>> a

>> Symbol one.

>> A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

>>

>> A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

>>

>> More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

>> Mischa

>>

>> "David" wrote:

>>

>> > Hi,

>> >

>> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with

>> > Easy

>> > print.

>> >

>> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

>> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having

>> > to

>> > install any driver. Great...

>> >

>> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled.

>> > (pictures are

>> > ok)

>> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

>> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

>> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

>> > jibberish

>> > except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

>> > signature is ok)

>> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same,

>> > but I

>> > don't have an example of this.

>> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

>> > incorrect.

>> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

>> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

>> >

>> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all

>> > printouts

>> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

>> > (6.0.6001.18000).

>> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the

>> > same

>> > result.

>> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours

>> > and

>> > found nothing.

>> >

>> > Anyone who can help me here?

>> >

>> > regards

>> > David

>> >

>> >

>> >

>

  • 2 weeks later...
Guest Amir

Guest Amir

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

Hello I have the exact same problem but the problem only appears in home?

 

my client's work computer dose work fine but when they go home the "Calibi"

F.... it up. anyone whit a solution?

 

O bay the way the printer is a HP 9800 series

 

Please.

 

/Amir

 

"David" wrote:

> It happens to every printer. The only one that works is the XPS printer. But

> the users are annoyed that they can't print directly. It takes too much

> time.

>

>

> "slj333" wrote

> > It sounds like there are some issues with the Easy Print Driver? Does this

> > behaviour occur when sending to any device or only with certain printers

> > (with the Easy Print Driver)?

> >

> > "Mischa" wrote:

> >

> >> Somme news:

> >>

> >> Its something with the Fonts being used:

> >>

> >> A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change the

> >> font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect and its

> >> change to a Sanserif Font.

> >> A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy looks the

> >> same.

> >>

> >> A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the font to

> >> a

> >> Symbol one.

> >> A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

> >>

> >> A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

> >>

> >> More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

> >> Mischa

> >>

> >> "David" wrote:

> >>

> >> > Hi,

> >> >

> >> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with

> >> > Easy

> >> > print.

> >> >

> >> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> >> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having

> >> > to

> >> > install any driver. Great...

> >> >

> >> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled.

> >> > (pictures are

> >> > ok)

> >> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> >> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> >> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

> >> > jibberish

> >> > except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

> >> > signature is ok)

> >> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same,

> >> > but I

> >> > don't have an example of this.

> >> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> >> > incorrect.

> >> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> >> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

> >> >

> >> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all

> >> > printouts

> >> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> >> > (6.0.6001.18000).

> >> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the

> >> > same

> >> > result.

> >> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours

> >> > and

> >> > found nothing.

> >> >

> >> > Anyone who can help me here?

> >> >

> >> > regards

> >> > David

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >

>

>

>

  • 5 weeks later...
Guest AlessandroS.

Guest AlessandroS.

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

Hi to all,

 

i've the same problem but if you change form landscape to portrait in

outlook settings you are able to print the document correctly.

Btw this is a temporary solution i've just started a call to Microsoft in

order to solve that problem.

 

rgds

 

ALessandro

 

"Amir" wrote:

> Hello I have the exact same problem but the problem only appears in home?

>

> my client's work computer dose work fine but when they go home the "Calibi"

> F.... it up. anyone whit a solution?

>

> O bay the way the printer is a HP 9800 series

>

> Please.

>

> /Amir

>

> "David" wrote:

>

> > It happens to every printer. The only one that works is the XPS printer. But

> > the users are annoyed that they can't print directly. It takes too much

> > time.

> >

> >

> > "slj333" wrote

> > > It sounds like there are some issues with the Easy Print Driver? Does this

> > > behaviour occur when sending to any device or only with certain printers

> > > (with the Easy Print Driver)?

> > >

> > > "Mischa" wrote:

> > >

> > >> Somme news:

> > >>

> > >> Its something with the Fonts being used:

> > >>

> > >> A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change the

> > >> font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect and its

> > >> change to a Sanserif Font.

> > >> A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy looks the

> > >> same.

> > >>

> > >> A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the font to

> > >> a

> > >> Symbol one.

> > >> A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

> > >>

> > >> A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

> > >>

> > >> More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

> > >> Mischa

> > >>

> > >> "David" wrote:

> > >>

> > >> > Hi,

> > >> >

> > >> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues with

> > >> > Easy

> > >> > print.

> > >> >

> > >> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

> > >> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me having

> > >> > to

> > >> > install any driver. Great...

> > >> >

> > >> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled.

> > >> > (pictures are

> > >> > ok)

> > >> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

> > >> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

> > >> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

> > >> > jibberish

> > >> > except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not entire

> > >> > signature is ok)

> > >> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the same,

> > >> > but I

> > >> > don't have an example of this.

> > >> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character spacing

> > >> > incorrect.

> > >> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on the

> > >> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

> > >> >

> > >> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all

> > >> > printouts

> > >> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

> > >> > (6.0.6001.18000).

> > >> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get the

> > >> > same

> > >> > result.

> > >> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for hours

> > >> > and

> > >> > found nothing.

> > >> >

> > >> > Anyone who can help me here?

> > >> >

> > >> > regards

> > >> > David

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

Guest Ramasamy Pullappan [MSFT]

Guest Ramasamy Pullappan [MSFT]

Posted
Posted

Re: 2008 Easy print issue

 

This issue has been fixed in a QFE released post .Net 3.0 SP1.

To get the fix, please install these versions of .Net

1. Install .Net 3.0 SP1

2. Install .Net 3.0 SP1 QFE – KB946411

 

Please note: .Net 3.5 will not contain this QFE. You would explicitly need

..Net 3.0 + QFE for this issue to be fixed.

 

-ram.

--

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

 

"AlessandroS." <AlessandroS.@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:6F84AB4A-548B-4171-80D6-A05422C55270@microsoft.com...

> Hi to all,

>

> i've the same problem but if you change form landscape to portrait in

> outlook settings you are able to print the document correctly.

> Btw this is a temporary solution i've just started a call to Microsoft in

> order to solve that problem.

>

> rgds

>

> ALessandro

>

> "Amir" wrote:

>

>> Hello I have the exact same problem but the problem only appears in home?

>>

>> my client's work computer dose work fine but when they go home the

>> "Calibi"

>> F.... it up. anyone whit a solution?

>>

>> O bay the way the printer is a HP 9800 series

>>

>> Please.

>>

>> /Amir

>>

>> "David" wrote:

>>

>> > It happens to every printer. The only one that works is the XPS

>> > printer. But

>> > the users are annoyed that they can't print directly. It takes too much

>> > time.

>> >

>> >

>> > "slj333" wrote

>> > > It sounds like there are some issues with the Easy Print Driver? Does

>> > > this

>> > > behaviour occur when sending to any device or only with certain

>> > > printers

>> > > (with the Easy Print Driver)?

>> > >

>> > > "Mischa" wrote:

>> > >

>> > >> Somme news:

>> > >>

>> > >> Its something with the Fonts being used:

>> > >>

>> > >> A print to the printer with Times New Roman from Word / Excel change

>> > >> the

>> > >> font to a "sick version" of Arial. Character spacing is incorrect

>> > >> and its

>> > >> change to a Sanserif Font.

>> > >> A print with Times New Roman to CutePDF and then to a hard copy

>> > >> looks the

>> > >> same.

>> > >>

>> > >> A print to the printer with Calibri from Word / Excel change the

>> > >> font to

>> > >> a

>> > >> Symbol one.

>> > >> A print with Calibri to CutePDF and then to the printer looks good.

>> > >>

>> > >> A print with Arial looks in both ways good.

>> > >>

>> > >> More examples and suggestions for a quick solution are welcome

>> > >> Mischa

>> > >>

>> > >> "David" wrote:

>> > >>

>> > >> > Hi,

>> > >> >

>> > >> > I have a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS running and I'm having issues

>> > >> > with

>> > >> > Easy

>> > >> > print.

>> > >> >

>> > >> > The clients are XP SP3 with .NET 3.5, or Vista SP1 with .NET 3.5.

>> > >> > When a user logs on, he sees the redirected printers without me

>> > >> > having

>> > >> > to

>> > >> > install any driver. Great...

>> > >> >

>> > >> > Now when someone prints something, the text comes out garbled.

>> > >> > (pictures are

>> > >> > ok)

>> > >> > I uploaded a few examples I scanned to my personal webpage @

>> > >> > http://users.telenet.be/obsession2001/easyprint.zip (348kb)

>> > >> > * Mail1.jpg = Printout Outlook 2007. Headers appear fine. Text is

>> > >> > jibberish

>> > >> > except a few small words at the end (part of my signature - not

>> > >> > entire

>> > >> > signature is ok)

>> > >> > * Excel.pdf = printout Excel 2003. All jibberish ; Word is the

>> > >> > same,

>> > >> > but I

>> > >> > don't have an example of this.

>> > >> > * CutePDF.pdf = print to client's redirected CutePDF. Character

>> > >> > spacing

>> > >> > incorrect.

>> > >> > * xps.xps = print to the redirected XPS printer: I get a window on

>> > >> > the

>> > >> > client where it asks to save the print, this one is fine.

>> > >> >

>> > >> > If I use a Windows 2008 as a client to connect to a 2008 TS, all

>> > >> > printouts

>> > >> > are fine. I verified all are running the same mstsc.exe version

>> > >> > (6.0.6001.18000).

>> > >> > I even installed a 32bit 2008 Enterprise TS in Vmware but I get

>> > >> > the

>> > >> > same

>> > >> > result.

>> > >> > So it's a client issue most likely but I've been searching for

>> > >> > hours

>> > >> > and

>> > >> > found nothing.

>> > >> >

>> > >> > Anyone who can help me here?

>> > >> >

>> > >> > regards

>> > >> > David

>> > >> >

>> > >> >

>> > >> >

>> > >

>> >

>> >

>> >

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