Nope. Office in this case is not installed on a server and folks running it from there. It's installed on a single machine (VNCBox), and users connecting to that machine are running it on the machine it is installed on (VNCBox, NOT on their machines. They are remotely controlling VNCBox, not running any terminal sessions. It is only installed and running on a single machine, so only a single liscence would be neccesary.
Errr...a C300 runs at 66Mhz with a clock multiplier of 4.5. When you run it at 100Mhz bus for 450Mhz THEN you are overclocking it. Or, of course, at 75/83mhz or anything other than the chip default of 66mhz. But yes, a 133FSB is definitely an overclock. Assuming you can keep it cool enough to work.:)
Really? I sure do support a hell of a lot of Win9x and NT users here in Denver then. Maybe I'm just going to the wrong address at work? It may be used in specialized areas to be sure, but the average moron here can barely grasp the sublte nuances of the login prompts, much less anything else...
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Nope. Office in this case is not installed on a server and folks running it from there. It's installed on a single machine (VNCBox), and users connecting to that machine are running it on the machine it is installed on (VNCBox, NOT on their machines. They are remotely controlling VNCBox, not running any terminal sessions. It is only installed and running on a single machine, so only a single liscence would be neccesary.
I want a port of M.U.L.E. That is possibly the best game ever created. Of course, Winblows doesnt have a port of it either.
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Errr...a C300 runs at 66Mhz with a clock multiplier of 4.5. When you run it at 100Mhz bus for 450Mhz THEN you are overclocking it. Or, of course, at 75/83mhz or anything other than the chip default of 66mhz. But yes, a 133FSB is definitely an overclock. Assuming you can keep it cool enough to work. :)
Really? I sure do support a hell of a lot of Win9x and NT users here in Denver then. Maybe I'm just going to the wrong address at work? It may be used in specialized areas to be sure, but the average moron here can barely grasp the sublte nuances of the login prompts, much less anything else...