I have a client who when connected to another computer using Remote Desktop cannot print to (or see for that matter) the local printer.  The local drives show up fine but nadda on the printer.  It is a Brother HL-1020 (parallel).  I have looked into the info posted in Article: ...

I have now been looking in newsgroups and googled quite a bit regarding this
and I can't find a solution...
I have enabled Offline folders on my laptop, but I still can't make a file
available offline. The option is not in the file menu, or in the right-click

i have winxp pro installed at home and winxp home in the
office.
however, all ports except port 80 are blocked in the
office.

I've read that you must be using XP Pro to use the Remote
Desktop feature.  My question is this... do both
computers have to be running XP Pro, or only the one
you're trying to connect to, or vice versa?

I cannot connect from my work computer to my home
computer using remote desktop. We use Wingate proxy
server at work. How can I configure Wingate so I can get
into my home computer?

I can log in fine but after login all I get is a blank
screen.
I know I'm connected because if I put a command into the
start application on log in command it will run.

If it's possible, that user 'andrew' work localy, and
user 'dennis' work remotely simultaneously?

My host computer currently connects via remote desktop to
my husband's desktop at his job.
Can I set up a second connection to connect from my host
computer to my laptop?

Hello,
I am runnign into a problem using remote desktop over an
alternate port. I have altered the listening port to 21,
80, and 443; by doing so I can connect via my external

One of our agent are trying to login to our windows 2000 Terminal server using TSWeb/Rremote Desktop client. Client have Windows XP. Few PC are able to login to our system. Few other PC got message can't login no. of connection excedeed...network error etc...We are publishing our ...

If anyone could help me out with this, it would be much
appreciated.
I have a user running Windows XP Pro.  I am also running
Windows XP Pro.  When going to computer management, then

I am trying to establish a VPN connection with my Pocket PC, however when I enter my user name and password, I revceive the following message 'VPN Server Problems.  Veryify your username and password and try again.'  I have checked and made sure that I have allowed access to the ...

We have a group of users that wish to remote in to a
computer that is running a powerpoint presentation
outputed to a Flat screen display for people walking by to
view. They wish to remote in and

I have been unable to access web pages and email accounts when a VPN is established.  Can I do both at the same time?  VPN and browes the internet.

When I remote desktop to a workstation then disconnect or
log off the refresh rate of the workstation changes to
75Hz.
This is a problem as we are running flat pannels