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Old October 1st, 2003, 02:57 AM
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how to share a software between win98 & win2k server profession

Is it any possible way we can share a software between win98 with win2k professional. Let said Win98 has MS Office application s/w but win2k professional do not have it. So can win2k share the MS Office application via network with win98. Thanks a lot to all first.

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If you could share Microsoft applications across the net you would be in violation of the license agreement.

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Ok! If i share a freeware software via net is it possible? How it can be done?

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open office is free and does pretty much all that ms office can do and even reads ms office documents and files.
http://download.com.com/3000-2064-1...8.html?tag=list
not sure if it is what you want, but worth a look anyway.

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If you could share Microsoft applications across the net you would be in violation of the license agreement.

Bullsh1t!
It used to be "setup /n", but I can't remember which version this works with. Search the support database at microsoft.com.

This is a feature of MS Office, but probably not many other programs support something similar.

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