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Hi Matt40k, That is really sad - is there no way of utilising the memory of the old pc (2Gb)? What we are trying to do is have everyone connect to the terminal server. This would include 2 dual core computers we have. I was hoping that we could install latest Adobe Photoshop on the terminal server and because these 2 computers have good graphics cards, that they would be able to run the program properly - am I dreaming? PS, I used to live in Ipswich (in Queensland Australia) - it can get up to 45 degrees celsius there - - - I think I would prefer where you are Does anyone else have any experience connecting newer computers to terminal servers? Cheers, Paul.

Hello, At work half our staff use Thin Clients (HP and Wyse) to connect to a Microsoft terminal server. The other half are using old desktop computers to connect to our domain. Now I know that these can be made into Thin Clients through software such as Microsoft Fundamentals for Legacy Systems and Various shades of Linux by using RDP. What I don't understand though is if we do this, will the graphics and memory of the desktops be utilised in addition to work being done on the server? Over the last couple of years I have upgraded the memory in our old beasts and it would be a shame if this wasn't accessed anymore. Hope I made sense in this email :-) Cheers, Paul.