Outlook Integration Standalone on terminal server

Forum,
Have a system on 8.8 and the users would like to start using the outlook integration utility in order to email out of SAP. These users access SAP via a terminal server and with only having the stand alone version installed, this doesn't give them the same capabilities as the full blown outlook integration. i.e. Snapshot - Does not show the templates and therefore doesn't handle attachments.
The only way I see this working in this scenario is for them to purchase Mircosoft Licences and have these published on their TS sessions.
Can anyone on here advise a way of getting the stand alone version to work without having to purchase these microsoft outlook licences?
Regards,
Juan

Can anyone on the forum shed any light on this subject please?

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