LES COLEMAN wrote: > Hi Dan, > Thanks for replying. > Please forgive my naiveity. > I'm not an I.T. person. > I've been asked (told) to conduct a study into valid alternatives to the > Microsoft Office. > One idea that came up in the boardroom conversation was to create a VPN, > load the Microsoft replacement (OpenOffice) on the host server, thus > requiring a single version of the software, and then access via web-browsers > (IE or Firefox) using either public or private lines. Nothing would actually > be installed at the workstation end. > Are you aware of OpenOffice being used in this way? > Regards, > Les. > > You can probably do that with VNC, which can then be accessed with any Java enabled browser. However, I've never used VNC with just a single app. Normally, I can access the entire desktop.
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