• When you use change user /install before installing an application, you actually create .ini files for the application in the system directory. Use these files as master copies for user-specific .ini files
• After installing the application, when you type change user /execute you’re reverting to standard .ini file mapping
• The first time you run the application, it searches the home directory for its .ini files
• If .ini files are in the system but not the home directory, Terminal Services copies them to ensure each user has a unique copy
• Each user must have a unique copy of the .ini files for an application
• This prevents instances where different users have incompatible application configurations

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The GUI Method of installing in Terminal Server Mode

1. Click Start, Control Panel.
2. Switch to the small icon view.
3. Double-click on Install Application on Remote Desktop Server.
4. Now you can follow the steps with the finish style wizard which will help you get the application installed.

The Command Line Method

1. Select the Windows key + R to bring up the run command.
2. Type CMD, then click OK.
3. Change your user mode to installation mode by using this command: Change User /Install.
4. Press Enter.
5. You’re now ready to install the application.
6. Once you install the application, change back to execution mode: repeat steps 1-2.
7. Type Change User /Execute.
8. Press Enter.