How can I have two computers run the same software.?
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If it's possible it's probably not legal - I'd guess that your user licence only allows the software to be installed on 1 computer.\nNeed more details to say if it's possible. E.g. what software, are the computers connected to a network etc
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try and use something like virtual pc, that allows you to have a computer, in the os, that is the only way i can think of, ans as far as i knw the only one,,
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So far no such program. I also use seperate softwares.
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cheap, software already built, user support, compatability with existing software
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Try compuserve.net or .com
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dude, you have the perfect software for that in your own OS!! Remote Desktop!! don't download anything! Start / Programs / Accessories / Communications / Remote Desktop Connection\nenter IP or computer name, zappp
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You can do it in Linux and you will be able to do it Windows Vista. You'll need a video card with Dualview support. I'm talking about multiple separated desktops not one desktop extented on more monitors.
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what kind of software you have windows ?\nyou could look in start> control panel> system> there you will find i think what you need.
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heres one\n\nGO BUY THE SOFTWARE FREELOADER
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Just go to www.download.com and search for the software you need, like Intel's Digital Blue.
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Try Red Hat Linux or you could visit the link bellow.
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Legally, unless you buy additional licenses, you can only install software on one PC. If you want it on another PC, you have to purchase another copy.
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make sure all computers are on the same workgroup
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Jan answered this one pretty well the previous time you asked this question. It's not easy, it never will be.\n\nIf your home PC runs XP Pro the software is built in, if it's running XP Home or earlier it's not.\n\nRead her answer follow the information you find. Remote Desktop Connection and VNC are the best options whether it's one time use or over and over.\n\nHave fun.
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You can if you install a program like 'Virtual PC' or 'VM Ware'.
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You would need an emulator of some sort.  I have seen references to CherryOS and PearPC that may work.
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G'day,\n\nAnother software: Symantec PCAnywhere.\n\nGood Luck!