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FaxPress Administrator’s Guide
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Installing the FaxPress Client on Microsoft Windows
Terminal Server
Running the FaxPress 7.0 client software on a Microsoft Windows Terminal
Server provides the same easy-to-use, integrated messaging features associated
with running the FaxPress client on autonomous workstations.
About Windows Terminal Server, Citrix MetaFrame, and the
FaxPress Client
About Microsoft Windows Terminal Server
The Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Edition is an extension of the Windows
NT Server 4.0 and 2000 product line. In a Microsoft Windows Terminal
Server/Citrix MetaFrame environment, all applications are loaded on and
processed on the dedicated terminal server. Terminal Server users experience the
Windows NT workstation desktop operating system and Windows-based
applications centrally installed and running on the server from low cost thin-client
terminals. This centralized administration results in rapid deployment of
applications.
The FaxPress client application, for example, must be installed only once on the
Terminal Server, and then have access rights assigned, for the FaxPress client
application to then become available to all end-users on the network.
Windows Terminal Server provides users access to 16 or 32-bit Windows-based
applications from the following types of desktops:
a new class of low cost terminals called Windows-based Terminals, mar-
keted by third-party hardware vendors.
existing 32-bit Windows desktop operating systems, e.g. Windows
95/98, Windows NT workstation, older 16-bit Windows-based desktops
running the Windows 3.11 operating system, X-based Terminals, Apple
Macintosh, MS-DOS, Network Computers, and UNIX-based desktops
(via a third-party add-on product).
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