Using microsoft remoteapp

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Does the other user can able to work properly without any issue? If you use Remote Desktop Services RDS to provide shared computers to users in your organization, you can install Microsoft Apps on those computers.

But, you have to use the Office Deployment Tool and enable shared computer activation to do the installation. This enables multiple users to connect remotely to this computer. The users can each run Office programs, such as Word or Excel, at the same time. The overall process is the same for the Project and Visio desktop apps. For users to be able to connect remotely to the server to use Microsoft Apps, their accounts must be members of the Remote Desktop Users group on the RD Session Host server.

Use the Office Customization Tool to create a configuration file. Make sure to tick the Shared Computer box in the Licensing and activation section. Export the resulting configuration file and save it to the same location as the extracted Office Deployment Tool.

You can also create a configuration file using a text editor. Make sure that it includes the following line:. You use the SharedComputerLicensing setting to enable shared computer activation , which is required to use Microsoft Apps on a shared computer. Remoteapp is a virtual application solution that allows users to run windows-based applications regardless of what operating system they are using. It allows users to launch virtual applications from a server that appear on their computer as if it is installed locally, but in reality are running on a remote server.

The user is able to open and save files locally, or open or save to their network drives, which are accessible from the remoteapps.

Another way to think about RemoteApps would be it is the same as using gotowork or any terminal server , except instead of interacting with an entire desktop on a server, you only interact with the application you are using. Scenario 1: A user is working from home and would like to edit a Word document that is located on their I: drive.

Scenario 2: A user is working from home or on campus and would like to use Photoshop but does not have Photoshop installed on their computer. By setting up access to RemoteApps, the user can use Photoshop as if it is installed on their local computer.