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I have a department intranet connecting &nbsp;50 computers. They are used primarily for software development work. We have a MSDN academic alliance an receive periodic updates of the MSDN library. i want to install MSDN documentation library on one central machine and access the same from all other machines &nbsp;without installing on each one of them. Is this possible? If yes, how can it be done?<br />
PS: I am using the latest version of MSDN library for .NET development
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I have a department intranet connecting  50 computers. They are used primarily for software development work. We have a MSDN academic alliance an receive periodic updates of the MSDN library. i want to install MSDN documentation library on one central machine and access the same from all other machines  without installing on each one of them. Is this possible? If yes, how can it be done?
PS: I am using the latest version of MSDN library for .NET development

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