Install GroupWise 7 on terminal server

After installing GroupWise 7 on a windows 2008 terminal server the first person who logged in name appears for every user who has not logged in. How do we get the name field blank or just come up and ask for the password of the Active Directory user who logged in. Groupwise loads upon windows startup and I cannot find a registry setting or file to modify so that this doesn't occur.

Originally Posted by kdavisb
After installing GroupWise 7 on a windows 2008 terminal server the first person who logged in name appears for every user who has not logged in. How do we get the name field blank or just come up and ask for the password of the Active Directory user who logged in. Groupwise loads upon windows startup and I cannot find a registry setting or file to modify so that this doesn't occur.
Basically clear or fill in the default string value (REG_SZ value) under [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Novell\GroupWise\Login Parameters\Account Name]
-Willem

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