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BudgetLink works differently to most software in that Microsoft Excel is the application and BudgetLink is Excel workbooks with macros | BudgetLink works differently to most software in that Microsoft Excel is the application and BudgetLink is Excel workbooks with macros | ||
So if you have BudgetLink installed in your organisation and Excel installed on a PC you dont need to install BudgetLink again | |||
To share BudgetLink, you would approach it in a similar way to sharing a normal Excel Workbook | To share BudgetLink, you would approach it in a similar way to sharing a normal Excel Workbook | ||
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We recommend a file server over synced folder like Dropbox, because it has the limiation that only one person can make enter budgets or make changes at the same time | We recommend a file server over synced folder like Dropbox, because it has the limiation that only one person can make enter budgets or make changes at the same time | ||
If installing on a file server you can either open it from your local PC or in a Terminal Server | If installing on a file server you can either open it from your local PC or in a Terminal Server. Terminal Server access does require the Pro Edition or above | ||
Terminal Server access does require the Pro Edition or above | |||
If installing a new copy of BudgetLink then during the unzip process change the installation path from C:\BudgetLink... to your Shared Folder | |||
If already installed on your local machine and you want to keep that instance then [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|Move]] into your shared folder | If already installed on your local machine and you want to keep that instance then [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|Move]] into your shared folder |