hblieb

I'm planning an implementation of D-Tools for a couple of users, maybe 2 or 3.

Currently, we have one license. It's running on an XP server, and our designer uses remote desktop to access it.

I want to stop this practice. I prefer to let the server do server-type stuff (file/print sharing, e-mail) and put applications on clients.

How could / should D-Tools be implemented in a multi-user environment? What parts need to be shared and how should they be shared? What parts should reside on clients? General info is OK. I'm just looking for a high-level approach.

We're also planning to implement Quickbooks Pro Contractor edition with, perhaps, 5 users. I would appreciate any advice regarding the technical architecture of these programs.

Harry