[NAME], Can't they just use the local desktop then?   You can't use your virtual desktop/session to burn disks (this isn't just a limit of vWorkspace, this applies to View, XenDesktop, etc) but you can trick the user into thinking they are or at the very least enable the user to burn disks...  It's quite timely that you have brought this up now... The trick is to use reverse seamless (RES Virtual Desktop Extender is the only solution that can do this - patented) which allows you to present local apps, a CD burning util for example, to the full screen virtual desktop/session. It's a pretty neat bit of software (we've just ordered 1000 licenses to start with).  However it doesn't natively support vWorkspace client YET but we're making a fair bit of progress in the right direction and RES and Quest have "engaged" with each other around support. I can discuss more if you wish to have a chat? Roberto Volo did mention this issue to me earlier and I know you have the "pleasure" of knowing him... Ask him for my number (around between 9 - 10 tomorrow morning) or ring the switch board.  [NAME] - With standard RDP yes with RES, very close to getting vWorkspace working - it connects and presents local apps but there are some performance issues which i'm working on...  You can use policy to control what local apps the user can access. We know with ealier version of  vWorkspace it worked but now VDX is a standalone product there are some "config" issues to be resolved which we think are minor.  It's a complete cheat but solves the problem in the right situation and from what I have seen, is the only way you can have the desired result without using a USB CD drive.  RES is $15 RRP
I have a University who want to trial vWorkspace using some legacy PC's as terminals would the students be able to save their work onto the CD Drive taht is on the PC.
Internal IDE CD support on client