Horst Herb wrote:
A pro will know the alternatives and how to use them - in my own case I had to
laugh because I had explicitly specified that we were using Linux as
operating system both on servers as well as on desktops in my surgery, and
the hireling wanted to use PC Anywhere, assuring me it won't be a problem for
remote administration. Some "pro".
Horst,
That is indeed funny.
I guess it makes up for some of the stories tech support and help desk
guys tell about end-user experiences they've had.
The only recommendation I know of for PcAnywhere, which I only recommend
when used inside an IPSEC VPN tunnel, is for printing from applications
like MD and CompuDoc at the remote end.
On the 'host' you set up a 'PcAnywhere' printer, being the one at the
remote end, and you can print scripts, day lists, invoices, etc. from at
home. Some GPs do this to have stuff with them on home visits or NH
visits, without having to go into the practice to pick up the stuff
they've printed off.
Greg
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