Copy/Paste Files Windows 2003 Terminal Services

[Mike]

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All,

With Terminal Services for Server 2003, not having the
ability to copy and paste files intuitively as in Windows
2000 with rdpclip.exe is one of my main user complaints.

The ability to have local drives mapped in 2003 is a nice
feature but still not being able to copy and paste files
from a client desktop to a terminal server desktop for
example, is deterimental to productivity. Anyone know of
a way to "activate" this ability or is there a work-
around I've missed? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Mike

 

[Guest]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.terminalserver.misc (More info?)

Hi,
What do you mean when you say "copy and paste files intuitively "
You can not drug the files between the remote and local desktop but you can
Copy and Paste.
Please check if the Clipboard mapping is not Disabled on the server. You can
find this setting on RDP-Tcp Properties => Client Settings after you start
tscc.msc on the server.

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"Mike" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> All,
>
> With Terminal Services for Server 2003, not having the
> ability to copy and paste files intuitively as in Windows
> 2000 with rdpclip.exe is one of my main user complaints.
>
> The ability to have local drives mapped in 2003 is a nice
> feature but still not being able to copy and paste files
> from a client desktop to a terminal server desktop for
> example, is deterimental to productivity. Anyone know of
> a way to "activate" this ability or is there a work-
> around I've missed? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>
> Mike
>