>>What's available to allow one of my system's users to work from home with a copy of his VFP executable so that he can read and update the VFP file server machine on the LAN at his office ... just like he does (other than for speed) at the office?
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>>Bob
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>With all the choices ... I decided to try TeamViewer just to get a reference point ... speed, ease of use etc. I picked it to experiment with because it was free as long as it was for personal use. They don't define personal vs commercial but if you aren't selling services to others through its use, I suppose it's personal.

Just for reference commercial for TV means running in a commercial context - not just when selling items. If you're using it as part of your business you need a license.

All that said, the flat fee pricing - even though pricey up front - is actually a good deal. You'd pay that amount in a few months with other solutions and after that you're free to go. I think the way the licensing works only the host needs a license and you can create custom branded version of TV that your users can download and run.



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