Accessing Citrix network with Intel iMac

Has anyone had any luck accessing a Citrix network with their Mac? I followed the directions provided by IT, downloaded the Citrix software, but cannot access the office network, which is Windows and PC-based. Will I have any more luck if I load Windows onto my iMac? Or will I just have to keep using my Dell laptop to access email at work? I telecommute 3 days a week so I need to be in touch with the office.

It works fine for me. In fact, I was just doing it a few minutes ago from home on my iMac. All the apps I use via Citrix are on a Windows 2008 server. What exactly happens when you try to access your Citrix network via your iMac?

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Sue
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I miss posted this in windows. I reposted this in the Airport Extreme.

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Can anyone give me advice on the following:-
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Same happened with my photosnart. Here is part of the email from HP
Thank you for contacting HP Total Care.
I understand from your email that you are not able to print to your
photosmart 1218 printer from your new imac.
I believe you are correct when you mention the glitch between the new
Intel processor in the iMac.
I have checked the Apple website and noted the pre-installed printer
drivers that ship with this operating system, do NOT include drivers for
the Photosmart 1218 printer. There are Gimp print drivers available for
the Photosmart P1000 printer. They may work, but provide only basic
printer functionality. (see the Apple document listed below).
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303057#hpdrivers
I understand that our engineers are investigating the driver issue with
the Intel-based Macs, however, I cannot provide you with an expected
date of resolution. Your printer was manufactured in 2000, and the most
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I have two versions of the printer installed one with HP's Driver 2.7.1 and the other with Gimp's 5.0.0 beta
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"All included printer drivers are installed by default with Mac OS X 10.4.4"
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Also, this list from the HP website indicates that the latest 990cxi driver was built into the Tiger software. I did the same search as you at the HP website and see the same thing you found, that it states that the driver is 2.7.1, however, in looking at the date, it is a 2005 date, so that is old, pre-iMac Intel information that I'm sure HP will someday get around to updating. As an enormous company, selling just tons of quality printers, HP has to closely cooperate with Apple to see that Mac users have available, through Apple, the latest updated drivers and software at all times.
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MICROSOFT: http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/Threat/Encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?Name=Vir us%3aW97M%2fThus.FP
WEB SCANS: http://r.virscan.org     http://www.virustotal.com
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1. Deja Vu
2. Synk (Backup, Standard, or Pro)
3. Synchronize! Pro X
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Thanks.

Well, Typeit4me doesn't - that I'm aware of or have ever seen anyway. Of course, the MouseWorks software for my trackball doesn't work (that is a System Preference), but at-least I can see that.
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