Designing your trunks, applications, and nesting

When publishing applications, the number of applications is not limited beyond the hardware capabilities of the server, though one should consider general User-Interface design considerations. Creating a huge page with dozens of buttons is cool, in some people's opinion, but a general approach says that having no more than eight items on any menu is a good practice. This number is not set in stone, and you can always create some folders and divide the applications logically between them. Another thing to keep in mind is that the applications you define on a trunk will be displayed on-screen arranged from left to right, and from top to bottom, alphabetically. If it's important to you to have the applications appear in a certain order, the only means of controlling that is by naming them in a way that will force UAG to sort them to your liking. For example, you could name all RDP related applications with the prefix RDP ("RDP Exchange", "RDP...