R
Rotzooi
Hi,
We have a MS Terminal Server (Windows 2003) on which are 24 users. Most
users use Office 2003 Standard Edition for daily work. But 3 of them use
Access for specific tasks. So we bought 3 Open Licenses for Office 2003
Professional and 21 for Office 2003 Standard.
But on the Terminal server, it's hard to install both Standard and
Professional on the same server. Many common files are shared and sometime
even version conflicts will occur. So what is the best way to install Office
on the server? I thought installing Office 2003 Professional on the server
and deny access to the MS Access application for non-licensed users. Will
this do or do I need another way to do thing correctly?
Jeroen
We have a MS Terminal Server (Windows 2003) on which are 24 users. Most
users use Office 2003 Standard Edition for daily work. But 3 of them use
Access for specific tasks. So we bought 3 Open Licenses for Office 2003
Professional and 21 for Office 2003 Standard.
But on the Terminal server, it's hard to install both Standard and
Professional on the same server. Many common files are shared and sometime
even version conflicts will occur. So what is the best way to install Office
on the server? I thought installing Office 2003 Professional on the server
and deny access to the MS Access application for non-licensed users. Will
this do or do I need another way to do thing correctly?
Jeroen