That's good news Andrew, particularly in the battle to get Apple
laptops for teachers. Now maybe Ed Dept cannot use the dfisclaimer
that SIS won't run on Macs!
Regards
Reg
Microsoft this week released a free Windows Terminal Server client
for Mac OS X. For those of you who use Macs but occasionally need to
use Windows software (e.g. SIS) it's no longer necessary to go out
and buy Citrix, you can run Windows Terminal Server on your server
box and connect to it from your Macintosh.
<http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=15544&db=macosx>
From the blurb:
Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac allows you to connect to a
Windows-based computer and work with programs and files on that
computer from your Macintosh computer. To use Remote Desktop
Connection Client for Mac, you need network access and permissions to
connect to a Windows-based computer running Terminal Services or
Remote Desktop Services. These services are included with the
following Windows products:
* Windows XP Professional
* Windows .NET Standard Server
* Windows .NET Enterprise Server
* Windows 2000 Server
* Windows 2000 Advanced Server
* Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
* Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition
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