Renaming RDP file in RemoteApp Programs

Hello,
I would like to rename the Remote Desktop connection in RDS Web Access > RemoteApp Programs site. I would just like to change it to say something other than, "Remote Desktop". I added the Remote Desktop icon through the RemoteApp Deployment
Settings by clicking "Show a remote desktop connection to this RD Session Host server in RD Web Access".
I have tried looking into the default.aspx to see if the RDP file name is defined there, but no luck. Its strange, because when I am on the Web Access site and I view the HTML source of the site, I see where the RDP file is named, but when I open default.aspx
for editing I do not see the RDP file name there. I am guessing the RDP file name is in a webpart, but I can't seem to locate that webpart on my server.
So does anyone know if it is possible to rename that icon and how I would go about doing it?
Please let me know if you need any more clarification.
Thanks!

Maybe I'm an idiot, but why in the world would Microsoft not provide some other way of naming a Remote desktop access connection in Web Access other than hacking the registry or as even more strangely suggested (if your not comfortable with touching the registry)
use WMI? What planet does Microsoft live on? Do you really think users are more apt to use WMI (an unknowable interface) rather than a registry hack? Even more, if there is the ability to name RemoteApps anything you damn well please, why is there no
way to differentiate the multitude of possible Remote Desktop connections in the Web Access interface just as simply? Really, what planet does Microsoft live on? It seems every time someone at Microsoft opens their mouths, they make complete fools of themselves.
Please give someone, anyone, a reasonable explanation of how the ability to discreetly name Remote Desktop access connections in Remote Web Access was over looked so stupidly.

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I'm trying to understand how iPhoto is working. It seems that when I import a photo from my camera, it goes to a folder in "iphoto library"/originals/2007/album name/photoname (in my case, the file name is DSC02447). However, if I make any changes to that file within iPhoto (red eye, color, etc) it will create ANOTHER file in "iphoto library"/MODIFIED/2007/albumname/photoname. So, does that mean it's essentially duplicating my images?
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Here?
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