Prev: RunTime Error 480: Can't create autoredraw image in TS Sessions
Next: Cannot connect to Windows Server 2003 with Remote Desktop on the console
From: man.or.fish on 18 May 2007 07:54
Hi,

i have installed multiple input languages on my Windows 2003R2
terminal server within regional settings in control panel when logged
on through an rdp session as administrator. I can successfully change
my input language when logged on as administrator in an rdp session on
this terminal server - i can choose any language that i have
installed.

However, when i log onto the terminal server as a user, the language
bar is blank and will only display a newly added language. For
instance when logged on as this user i installed Russian. I can now
select between Russian and English successfully. However within the
language settings in control panel i can see ALL the languages that i
installed when i logged on as administrator.

the language bar doesn't "realise" this and doesn't display them! How
can i force all users of this terminal server to see and use all the
languages that i install as administrator???

Thanks!

From: man.or.fish on 18 May 2007 08:01
On 18 May, 12:54, man.or.f...(a)gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have installed multiple input languages on my Windows 2003R2
> terminal server within regional settings in control panel when logged
> on through an rdp session as administrator. I can successfully change
> my input language when logged on as administrator in an rdp session on
> this terminal server - i can choose any language that i have
> installed.
>
> However, when i log onto the terminal server as a user, the language
> bar is blank and will only display a newly added language. For
> instance when logged on as this user i installed Russian. I can now
> select between Russian and English successfully. However within the
> language settings in control panel i can see ALL the languages that i
> installed when i logged on as administrator.
>
> the language bar doesn't "realise" this and doesn't display them! How
> can i force all users of this terminal server to see and use all the
> languages that i install as administrator???
>
> Thanks!

forgot to add that the server is SP2

 | 
Pages: 1
Prev: RunTime Error 480: Can't create autoredraw image in TS Sessions
Next: Cannot connect to Windows Server 2003 with Remote Desktop on the console