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We have MYOB Retail Manager with a shopfront on a networked PC. But Network access is quite slow.<br />
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Installing it locally on the existing TS would be great but I can't seem to run two copies of RM at once. I;m thinking about Thinstalling/Thinapping it but would rather not.
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We have MYOB Retail Manager with a shopfront on a networked PC. But Network access is quite slow.

Installing it locally on the existing TS would be great but I can't seem to run two copies of RM at once. I;m thinking about Thinstalling/Thinapping it but would rather not.

Is there a way to install MYOB Retail Manager on a Terminal Server?

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Windows Server 2003

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