Application Configuration, Step by Step

Log on to your NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition (with Citrix MetaFrame) machine as a user with local administrative privileges. Invoke Application Configuration using Start, Programs, MetaFrame Tools (common), Application Configuration. (Citrix WinFrame 1.7 stores the Application Configuration utility in the Administrative Tools program group.)

From the Application Configuration drop-down menu, choose Application, New. When Application Configuration prompts you for the application name, type StartWordPad and click Next.

The utility will prompt you to choose whether to use password authentication before running your application. For this example, choose Explicit and click Next. (The Anonymous option lets users run the application without entering a username or password. When a user connects, the application allocates a preconfigured anon user account. You can copy the existing anonymous account located under User Manager to add more anonymous accounts.)

The utility will prompt you to enter the path and application name that you want to enable. Enter C:program fileswindows ntaccessorieswordpad.exe as your command line and C:program fileswindows ntaccessories as your working directory. Click Next.

The utility will prompt you to choose to maximize the application window and to display the application's title bar. Click Next.

The utility will prompt you to choose the users and groups you want to give access to your application to. Note that you have the option to choose users and groups from other servers and other domains. To configure all your domain's users as your group, enter your domain nameDomain Users. Click Next.

When Application Configuration prompts you to specify the server to run your application, select your Terminal Server system. Click Next.

To complete your application configuration, click Finished. The Application Configuration window will read Completed Application Configuration.

Start the Application Configuration utility.

Highlight the application name (StartWordPad in this example).

Right-click the application, and choose Properties. From the application's Properties page, you can alter any application settings you want.