yes there would be no problems with this, we have a few customers doing this and a few more now that the cost of dsl is dropping here. if you have an ip address PC anywhere can be used through the net, posibly reducing costs.
I would however suggest that if you have one remote pc and two pc's connecting into the 'server' pc then i would dial in on the server, especially if you go down the wireless network route as this will increase speed for the logged on user in pc anywhere. the flip side is that if you have an unstable pc pc anywhere in my experience does not help matters
Cheers
~M

That's what I thought.... if the host PC was used only as the host, could 2 more PC's be networked to it in the office, and those 2 PC's access the data and the shared program without any conflict with the PCAnywhere remote user (3 true client users - 2 in the office and 1 PC Anywhere)??

That would be almost ideal, if so..........

Thanks

Tommy