Oo yes, Norskale’s desktop management offering is a new consideration *From:* thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Joe Shonk *Sent:* 16 April 2013 16:05 *To:* thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject:* [THIN] Re: Help with Publishing Desktop Yup. That works well, also done it with the App-V client and VUEM. Joe On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 6:01 AM, Dan Dillman <dan@xxxxxxx> wrote: Use the Citrix receiver enterprise on the published desktop and publish apps you want to have the control of. If the app is on the same server it will simply act as a shortcut but if on a different server it would create a session accordingly. Also, you will want to use the hidden apps option to hide the published desktop icon from the users when they are inside the desktop. This will most likely require you to create your own services site. Regards, Dan Dillman Applications2U Sent from my Windows Phone ------------------------------ *From: *Angela Smith <angela_smith9@xxxxxxxxxxx> *Sent: *4/16/2013 8:55 AM *To: *thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx *Subject: *[THIN] Help with Publishing Desktop Hi I'm looking to publish a XenApp 6.5 desktop. Ive only ever used Published Applications in the past. The Desktop launches without any issues. My question is in relation to managing Applications. What's the best way to manage Applications in a Published Desktop?. Users can see all the installed Apps on the server but how would I give granular control. Eg 1 user needs App X, I don’t want all users to see App X. Do I use the receiver which will allow icons to be created on the desktop?. Also what if the published Desktop is launched on Server 1 but the user needs an App on Server 2? Is there a way for the App to appear on the Published Desktop on Server 1 but the App launches from Server 2? Ideally Id like Apps to be generated on the desktop based on AD user group membership. What's the best practice in accomplishing this? Thanks Ang