With VBScript, can you map a local TS Client session users My Docs and Desktop?

Question

I was wondering if there is a way using a VB logon script to have the remote server auto create network mapped drives to users local systems Desktop and My Docs Folder.   This way users can save/upload files to their local system drive, skipping the
process of setting up RDP advanced settings, allowing access to local drives.  Doing so, the user still has to drill their way to one of these two specific folders.
The Logon would create the two mapped as Network drives that path right to their local systems Desktop and MY Docs folders.
IE:   
"\\davidr-310\c$\Users\davidr\Desktop"  (Map to the remote server session as drive L: for example)
"\\ davidr-310\c$\Users\davidr\Documents"  (Map to the remote server as drive M: for example)
Both examples above show my local system name [davidr-310] which is my systems network / ad computer name.
Users and Computers are all in AD on a corp lan.  Comments or alternate methods to achieve this would be greatly appreciated.
I am hopeful the local system user desktop path/docs folders can be queried from the remote server and these two network drives be mounted automatically.
Thank you,
David Roth

Answer 1

We have an 2008 Enterprise server with Terminal Services installed.  There is a feature called RemoteApp Manager that is just like logging into the remote TS box but instead of the whole server session (desktop, drives, etc) in only presents the application
in the local user desktop environment.
For the user, it it appears just as any other application does from their system.  The application remotely from the TS server, but looks just like its running on the local user desktop.  There is a TS user connection/session but they don't see
anything but the app on their desktop.  They interact with the application just like any other application on their local system.
The issue is because the application is running remotely from the TSBox, when it opens the application FILE dialog box, its presented with the file structure of the server user session.  Having the local user Desktop/My Docs mapped when the user logs
in to the TS remote App session, would allow the user one click access to their local desktop and Docs folders.
Thanks