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What OS are you using ?<br />
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If it is client based operation system (XP/WIN7/8/8.1) then 3 simultaneous logins is not possible at the same time and it is possible only in server based operating system.<br />
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You mentioned that three users going to access the same location is that a server or shared location or something can you confirm this ?<br />
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<b><i><u>Regards, Shiva</u></i></b>
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Thanks for all comments thus far.<br />
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This is really just a desktop. &nbsp;Windows XP.<br />
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We're looking for the absolute, least expensive way to do this.<br />
Didn't really want to set up a Windows server.<br />
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So if there is some version of Windows 7 (Pro, etc.) &nbsp;or WIndows 8, &nbsp;that will allow this, then we'd go that route. &nbsp; Otherwise, possibly 2 or 3 thin Citrix clients?
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We have a need for 2 or 3 people to remotely connect to the same location simultaneously, and don't want to pay for a monthly subscription fee for software or services that might do this.<br />
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Is there a way to use regular Windows software, or a thin client, like Citrix or something to achieve this?<br />
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We really need browser, and drop box access. &nbsp; Excel would be nice, but not mandatory.<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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We have a need for 2 or 3 people to remotely connect to the same location simultaneously, and don't want to pay for a monthly subscription fee for software or services that might do this.

Is there a way to use regular Windows software, or a thin client, like Citrix or something to achieve this?

We really need browser, and drop box access.   Excel would be nice, but not mandatory.

Thanks for any help.

What OS are you using ?

If it is client based operation system (XP/WIN7/8/8.1) then 3 simultaneous logins is not possible at the same time and it is possible only in server based operating system.

You mentioned that three users going to access the same location is that a server or shared location or something can you confirm this ?

Regards, Shiva

Thanks for all comments thus far.

This is really just a desktop.  Windows XP.

We&#39;re looking for the absolute, least expensive way to do this.
Didn&#39;t really want to set up a Windows server.

So if there is some version of Windows 7 (Pro, etc.)  or WIndows 8,  that will allow this, then we&#39;d go that route.   Otherwise, possibly 2 or 3 thin Citrix clients?

What is the best solution for multiple remote desktop sessions?

We have a need for 2 or 3 people to remotely connect to the same location simultaneously, and don&#39;t want to pay for a monthly subscription fee for software or services that might do this.

Is there a way to use regular Windows software, or a thin client, like Citrix or something to achieve this?

We really need browser, and drop box access.   Excel would be nice, but not mandatory.

Thanks for any help.

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