Posted on August, 20 2006 in MFCOM 9 Comments

Visual MFCOM Explorer

Have you ever wanted to delve into the intricacies of MFCOM? Using this web application, you can browse the various MFCOM properties using the Citrix Presentation Server Console as your guide. [More]

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