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Well, the beginning stages for us are that we are just trying to basically use these to run Office, their EMR client, and just IE.<br />
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Right now we are looking at starting off with machines of lesser importance to cut down on equipment and support costs for these lesser machines.<br />
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So any information is helpful even if it is pointing towards another type of thin client setup.<br />
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We have not tested any setups yet. &nbsp;We are just gathering information on what we should test.
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Well, the beginning stages for us are that we are just trying to basically use these to run Office, their EMR client, and just IE.

Right now we are looking at starting off with machines of lesser importance to cut down on equipment and support costs for these lesser machines.

So any information is helpful even if it is pointing towards another type of thin client setup.

We have not tested any setups yet.  We are just gathering information on what we should test.

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I am in the beginning stages of testing out thin client setups with RDS from Microsoft.<br />
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Can anyone just give suggestions or ideas on the best setup here? &nbsp;Have never tested it so any information is appreciated.
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I am in the beginning stages of testing out thin client setups with RDS from Microsoft.

Can anyone just give suggestions or ideas on the best setup here?  Have never tested it so any information is appreciated.

Thin Client with Microsoft RDS Setup

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