[THIN] Re: PeopleSoft issues
- From: adam morley <adam-thin@xxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 7 Jun 2003 12:34:35 -0700
Ken,
The only thing I can tell you in terms of problems we've had with the 1200LEs
is that at 1280x1024, the display gets fuzzy. Also, under Excel 97, if you
copy a whole row, and paste the row farther down, the display corrupts (ie: you
get left-over lines, and certain cells have little pseudo-cell seperators)
This "feature" doesn't happen when using Citrix off a Win2K fat client *OR* off
a SunRay. 1200LEs seem to have some odd quirks. Note that this is with the
latest firmware as of Janurary. I haven't looked to see if there is new
firmware, nor have I reported it as a bug as we're decided to move to terminals
which can do crisp & clear 1280x1024.
thanks,
adam
On Sat, Jun 07, 2003 at 08:47:04AM -0700, Lutz, Ken wrote:
> I have a strange PeopleSoft issue that I can't get a handle on. My
> configuration is Windows 2000 SP2 with MetaFrame XPe FR2/SP2. PeopleSoft is
> version 7.5. My users are running it one of two was. As a published app via
> NFuse on fat clients, or via a short cut on the desktop (published app
> desktop)
> if via a thin client. Thin clients are Wyse 1200LE devices.
> The problem is that people running PeopleSoft via the fat client have no
> problems at all. Users running on the thin client devices get knocked out of
> PeopleSoft all together with no errors anywhere that I can find, or they have
> slow downs when going between screens. Both types of users are set up the
> same
> with TS Profiles and the PeopleSoft cache files located in their home
> directories (a share mapped as H: for all users, this share is on a non Citrix
> or PeopleSoft server).
>
> Anyone have any ideas that they would like to pass on? How should I go about
> trouble shooting this one?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Ken Lutz
> Senior Systems Administrator
> Information Systems Department
> Spokane County
> Spokane, Washington 99260
> KLutz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
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