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ODBClink works differently to most software. In this case the application is Microsoft Excel and the ODBClink is an Excel Ribbon and Workbooks with macros in located in a folder. To share it, a single installation of ODBClink must exist in a shared folder | ODBClink works differently to most software. In this case the application is Microsoft Excel and the ODBClink is an Excel Ribbon and Workbooks with macros in located 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 [[How to share ODBClink | The [[ODBClink Folder]] can either be on your File Server or a syncronised folder in either [[How to share ODBClink with Drop box|Dropbox]] or OneDrive | ||
If installing a new copy of ODBClink then during the unzip process change the installation path from C:\ODBClink... to the Shared Folder | If installing a new copy of ODBClink then during the unzip process change the installation path from C:\ODBClink... to the Shared Folder | ||