• How to configure folder sharing on MacOS

  Learn how to share folders on macOS using TruGrid. Follow our step-by-step guide to configure folder sharing on your Mac and access your files remotely.Few readers

• How to use RemoteApp

  Learn how to use RemoteApp to access Windows applications through TruGrid's Secure RDP service. Improve your workflow and productivity by accessing your applications remotely with TruGrid.Some readers

• How to verify what programs RemoteApp can discover

  This guide explains how to verify the programs that can be discovered by RemoteApp on your system. It provides step-by-step instructions for checking the registry and identifying programs that can be used with RemoteApp.Few readers

• How to force a custom RemoteApp to use a custom Icon

  When publishing apps via TruGrid RemoteAPP, when apps are not the default ones, sometimes it's difficult to have them pick up the correct icon, this guide helps with that.Few readers

• RemoteApp - Advanced Publishing

  RemoteApp - Advanced Publishing TruGrid RemoteApp allows users to remotely run applications installed on Windows servers, without revealing the full desktop to the user. You can deploy RemoteApp by following the steps in this article: How to use RemoteApp. TruGrid RemoteApp has been successfully tested on Windows Server 2016, 2019, and 2022. The setup also requires at least PowerShell 5.1 and .NET 4.52 versions installed.Few readers

• Add Custom Application to TruGrid RemoteApp

  Learn how to add a custom application to TruGrid RemoteApp and remotely access it from anywhere. Follow our step-by-step guide to get started now.Few readers

• Publishing File Explorer as an app in TruGrid

  Due to limitations of .bat and .lnk files, the solution that works is a small launcher program that has the folder built into it, with a Start Menu shortcut pointing at that launcher. No command line involved, so nothing gets lost when it's published. The script You can create this shortcut by running this script on the RemoteApp server, in an elevated PowerShell session. Edit the four variables at the top if you want something other than the defaults. powershell #requires -RFew readers