Background

Worldox should be launched using one of two shortcut targets:

• Regular Workstations:  C:\Worldox\WDMirror.exe /a
• Terminal Servers:  X:\Worldox\WDMirror.exe

Pinning Worldox to the task bar results in Worldox launching from C:\Worldox\WBGX.EXE.  This causes Worldox to think that your C drive is the network installation of Worldox.  In Worldox GX3 and Worldox GX4, this type of launch results in a license activation error dialog. To further complicate things, users could have valid desktop or startup shortcuts - when Worldox launched as part of the Windows login, everything works fine.  Then the user would close and re-open Worldox, and things would not work.

Resolution

Bottom line:  In order to avoid problems with Worldox, you should *not* pin Worldox to your task bar.