However, the majority of our Citrix users use Macs and while it is possible to install PowerShell on macOS, that doesn't seem like the best approach for this. The script works great on a corporate Windows machine and it should work just as well on a non-corporate Windows machine assuming of course the customer allows me to access their personal machine in order to execute the script. Open Script Editor (in your Utilities folder) and type in this program: tell application 'Finder'. I've read the article Driving the Citrix Receiver Self-Service Plug-in Programmatically at and following that guidance, created a small PowerShell script that will create a desktop shortcuts for a specific Citrix resource on a corporate Windows machine. This hint will create an application that can be stored on your desktop, in your dock, in DragThing, DropDrawers, etc., making Connect to Server accessible from anywhere without the need to first activate the Finder.
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