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-BudgetLink works differently to most software. The application is Microsoft Excel and the BudgetLink solution is Excel workbooks with macros in a folder
+BudgetLink works differently to most software whereby the application is Microsoft Excel and the BudgetLink solution is Excel workbooks with macros in a folder
+Your able to share it with multiple people when a single instance exist in a shared folder
 To share it, ensure a single copy exists in a shared folder. This can be either be a folder on your File Server, Dropbox or OneDrive
-If installing a new copy of BudgetLink then choose the shared folder as the intallation path
+If installing a new copy of BudgetLink then during the unzip process change the installation path from C:\BudgetLink... to the Shared Folder
-If already installed on a local drive, [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|Move]] it to the shared folder
+If already installed on a local drive, you can [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|move]] it to the shared folder
 Once located in the shared folder [[How to Share BudgetLink on Network |Give full read/write permissions]] for the [[BudgetLink Folder]]s and the C:/Temp/BudgetLink folder of your local machine.
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 A setup wizard will appear and prompt to create a trusted location and add a shortcut to the desktop.
+A Standard Edition license is required to enable the above configuration.
+Another option is to install ODBClink on a Terminal Server and use Remote Desktop Connection to access it.
+A Pro Edition is licensed is requited to access ODBClink on a Terminal Server or by Remote Desktop Connection
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