Graphon go global for windows

When accessing Windows applications published via the GO-Global Web App, end users simply click the application link in their browser window. The browser connects to a web server and the Application Publishing Service and downloads and runs the GO-Global Web App, which launches the application. Administrators specify how the application opens; for example, whether the application fills the browser window or displays inside the browser alongside other content.

Administrators can also direct the application to load a specific document or display a specific image or form when the user clicks the application link. Deploy Windows applications from a public, private, or hybrid cloud without costly rewrites. Allows multiple end users to run Windows applications simultaneously and securely from virtually anywhere, on any device. Pay only for what you use with a monthly cloud-based subscription or further reduce your cost per concurrent user with an annual plan paid up-front.

Use Windows applications anywhere. Enable end users to efficiently access web content and videos running in GO-Global sessions with URL Redirection, which opens web links in the default browser on the client rather than the default browser on the host.

End users can start a GO-Global session without having to sign into the host and re-enter their username and password. End users automatically reconnect to GO-Global sessions following temporary network disruptions without user interaction.

GO-Global sessions run in the time zone of the client computer, regardless of the time zone that is selected on the host. GO-Global supports left-to-right and right-to-left languages and allows end users to switch languages as needed. Windows and Mac end users can move remote applications delivered by GO-Global onto multiple monitors. DPI Scaling displays remote applications at the same resolution as local applications, even when the device has a high-resolution display.

Client Clipboard allows end users to copy and paste data between local and remote applications. Client File Access allows end users to open and save files on their local hard drive if permitted by the administrator.