>>... anything else? I already have Visual Studio Enterprise. Do I need any SQL or NT client licences if this is a webserver.
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>Since you have VSEnterprise, you should already have Backoffice 4.5, right? That gets you most of your list.

When you said 'That gets you most of your list' did you mean for me to use the VS tools, or that it would give me a shopping list to reference?

This is for an internal app at the hospital. I could use the stuff in VS during the development phase but I am afraid they might not kick in the money 6 months down the line when we go into production. I would have to get them to guarantee the funding up front.

Which brings up the question...the Backoffice included is for development only, not for production apps right? I wonder if there is an exception for non-profit orgs? Anyone know? Anyone know who to ask?