Also, you get seamless support for running Terminal Services-hosted applications without the TS client, so the application looks as if it's running entirely on the local machine. It's much less confusing for users, and the operating system interface gets out of the way and lets the user concentrate on his work.

Jonathan Hassell is an author, consultant and speaker on a variety of IT topics. His published works include RADIUS, Hardening Windows, Using Windows Small Business Server 2003 and Learning Windows Server 2003. His work appears regularly in such periodicals as Windows IT Pro magazine, PC Pro and TechNet Magazine. He also speaks worldwide on topics ranging from networking and security to Windows administration. He is currently an editor for Apress LLC, a publishing company specializing in books for programmers and IT professionals.