The RemoteApp Program block will display now the PDF Architect application: You will be notified about the published application, click the Close button.Once clicked Next, the following Confirmation block will appear where you need to click the Publish button:.Select the PDF Architect application from the list of programs.Navigate to the RemoteApp Programs block in the main Dashboard, click TASKS -> Publish RemoteApp Programs:.In the User Profile Disks block, select the Enable user profile disks check box to let users see all any disks on the PC and click the Apply and OK buttons:.Confirm the necessary options in the Session, Security, Load Balancing, and Client Settings blocks by clicking the OK button.In the User Groups block, click the Locations button and select the necessary group in the Active Directory.Confirm the necessary options in the General block by clicking the OK button:.The following Session Collection window will open. The Properties block of the main Dashboard Navigate to Remote Desktop Services -> Collections - > QuickSessionCollection:.
In the Server Roles block, select the Remote Desktop Services check box with the necessary internal check boxes:įollow the steps below to publish the installed PDF Architect application: Confirm all the steps by clicking the Next button.Go through each step installing PDF Architect onto the server.You’ll need to download the Terminal Server build for PDF Architect to your server.Ĭlick here for the version that supports license key activation.Ĭlick here for the version that supports account-based activation. You should install PDF Architect application on the RD Session Host server with the Windows Server R2 Operating System and add roles via the incorporated Server Manager. While the screenshots in this article reflect Windows Server 2012 R2 Operating System, PDF Architect is fully compatible with Windows Server 2019 R2 Operating System.
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