Question about Microsoft RemoteApp

Hello,
So I have this weird thing going on where if I connect to my RemoteApp farm through the connection broker, one of the applications aren't there. However, if I change the source under Configuration to any of the SH servers specifically, it shows. What gives?
3x Server 2008 R2 (1 CB, 2 SH)
Appreciate any help on this. Thanks.
I've went down the whole security groups road, as well as the the DCOM and WMI permissions suggestions I've been seeing around, but they seem to apply to when all the apps are missing. In this case, it's only missing one...and it's only missing if you use the Connection Broker.
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

TK90 wrote:
Ok, thank you that works for Excel. Any idea for Word? Also I've tried the builtin help but I wasn't quite sure what exactly to search...
It looks like there's no way to do that automatically with Word: it seems to always put pages side by side if the window is wide enough to do that (assuming you're using the "print layout" view). If your window is wide enough, or the pages sufficiently zoomed out, you'll get more than two pages side by side.
You could either make the window narrower, which forces the pages to appear vertically, or zoom the page size up to make them too wide to fit more than one in the window...
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