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Max. Client Colors with Win NT4.0 / Win2k Terminal-Server

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Hi,

i planned to install a Win NT 4.0 Terminal-Server at home, so my kids could surf via ThinClients and let me save some money (less power consumtion). :thumbup

Now i saw a board message somewhere else that told me, that NT4.0 TS AND Win2k Server only use 256 Colors for clients.

Is that true? :blink:

How is it, if the clients have their own browser, could they use more colors?

Cant believe, that i only can use 256 Colors with this professional ThinClients. Most companies use the internet, but i cant believe they only have 256 colors.... :wacko:

Please help me.

Thanx and a happy New Year, :hello:

Bjoern


I can't really elaborate but that is correct.

It is the reason that I am having to upgrade my server from 2K to 2k3 right now as we speak. ( I have a thread about term serv hanging).

The application that is being used has some new features that are color specific and on my 2k box you can't see them so I am moving everything to 2k3.

Sorry I couldn't offer a solution but I am confirming your issue.

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I think i have read abou some ThinClients, which would use their own local browser fpr surfing the web.

True?

Do they have more colors (Hi-Color config on thinclient) then, even when using the NT TS having only 256?

Thanx,

B.Poller

I've got a W2K box I'm connecting to that has me at 16 million colors - can't speak to NT4, but 2K seems to use up to 16 million.

Check the RDP-Tcp connector properties in TS config - you may be able to configure it higher than that there.

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