>Hi Mark,
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>Remember, I am not an expert in the technical issues but, gaving warned you there, I do have some comments < s >.
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>In general, since Citrix is really only a remote terminal server, there should be no problem. But the areas to watch out for are:
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>1. Screen repainting because the Citrix products are really aimed at Windows users and the FP 2.6 windows are not real Windows windows. There is a setting in Citrix, however, that mitigates this issue.
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>2. I have heard that some people have experienced problems with Menu's not responding exactly right. I have not seen this myself.
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>3. Printing.. this is not just a 2.6 issue but, depending on your connectivity speed rate, printing long reports can be tedious. In a couple of cases we resorted to printing to a file and then sending the file.
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>Again, if I were you, I would first try using PC Anywhere to make a remote connection and try it. Especially if you can establish connection thru a DSL or other high speed broadband internet connection. I use PCA to support clients and it is amazingly fast. If PCA works then it is highly likely that you would be satisfied with Windows Terminal Server and/or Citrix.
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I have no experience with Citrix but I can echo Ken's comments about PC AnyWhere. I have a PC AnyWhere host which runs both a VFP 6.0 and a FPW 2.6 application simultaneously with no problems. Printing can be done at either the host or remote site (which is why we use it rather than the company's standard remote control software). Access via a TCP/IP connection is take a sip from your coffee cup, not go get another cup. Biggest problem is only one user at a time, but if that's not an issue I think it's a fine solution.