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From: einstein@wam.umd.edu (Daniel J. Levine)
Subject: Windows On a Network...
Message-ID: <1991Jun22.154533.9461@wam.umd.edu>
Keywords: Windows, Novell
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Organization: University of Maryland at College Park
Date: Sat, 22 Jun 91 15:45:33 GMT

My company is very interested in installing one copy of windows
on a Novell network.  I thought I remebered readin something
in here about the regular windows package doubling as a network
license.  Do I have this straight?

Even if I don't, we have bought enough copies of windows 3.0 
such that we could make it available on the net to only the
number of people actually have the licenses.

Here's my real question:

Is there a way of installing windows such that each person could
have their own particular setup (.ini files, device drivers,etc)
in their own personl directory space and then have the three different
versions (or maybe just standard mode and 386enh mode) avaiable in
two different directories being shared by all?  Don't worry about
whether we have 386's or 486's-- that's all we have.

So, can this be done?  Has anyone done it?

Emc2


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