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If you have a license to the Standard Edition or above you can share it with multiple users | If you have a license to the Standard Edition or above you can share it with multiple users | ||
ODBClink[http://accountingaddons.com.au/odbclink/odbclink] works differently to most software. The application is Microsoft Excel and the | ODBClink[http://accountingaddons.com.au/odbclink/odbclink] works differently to most software. The application is Microsoft Excel and the ODBClink solution is Excel workbooks with macros in a folder. To share it, a single installation of ODBClink must exist in a shared folder | ||
The [[ODBClink Folder]] can either be on your File Server or a syncronised folder in either Drop Box or One Drive | The [[ODBClink Folder]] can either be on your File Server or a syncronised folder in either Drop Box or One Drive | ||
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If already installed you can [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|Move]] an existing installation to the shared folder | If already installed you can [[Moving BudgetLink to a new machine or folder|Move]] an existing installation to the shared folder | ||
Once located in the shared folder | Once located in the shared folder Give full read/write permissions]] to the [[ODBClink Folder]] and the C:/Temp/ODBClink folder of your local machine. | ||
For each ODBClink User, start ODBClink for the first time by double clicking ODBClink.exe file located in the [[ODBClink Folder]]. | For each ODBClink User, start ODBClink for the first time by double clicking ODBClink.exe file located in the [[ODBClink Folder]]. | ||
A new location setup wizard will appear and prompt to create a trusted location and add a shortcut to the desktop. | A new location setup wizard will appear and prompt to create a trusted location and add a shortcut to the desktop. | ||