(Windows only) This option forces A-Shell to identify instances in the same way that it does if it detects the presence of NT Terminal Server (or the subsequently renamed Windows Terminal Server, aka Remote Desktop, aka RDP). This would also apply to non-Microsoft remote client variations such as Citrix and possibly other environments which don't fall into the typical peer-to-peer or ATE models. Without this option, you may end up with multiple instances assigned the same ID, causing them to clobber each other in the job table. The downside is that it prevents multiple instances running on the same client from sharing an A-Shell license.
