Rafael Copquin wrote: > One of my clients has the following LAN configuration in his company: > > 1 Windows 2003 Server, housing my VFP9 application > X number of Windows XP machines, which access the above application from an > icon on their desktops > 1 new Linux machine > > > Question: > > is it possible to access the application on the WK2003 server from the Linux > machine, as an icon, similar to what today is happening with the XP machines? > > Please reply taking the following into consideration: > > technical feasibility, pros and cons > licensing issues > > > You could run the app by running an RDP session on the 2003 server. I'm pretty sure I've done that from a linux machine at home and got on our RDP server at work. Don't know about costs etc. but we use:
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