TEC: WIndows NT

[Librarian <library@KSC8.TH.COM>]

COllegues

Our network man has requested that I ask this question,as he contmplates
our upgrade to a Windows-based library software program.

If your program required a dedicated NT server (as ours seems to), were
there licencing implications? Did your school have to buy another NT
server licence, at great expense? If so, were you expecting that to be the
case, and had you budgeted for it? The possibility has taken us by
surprise.

I will be very interested to receive any comments.

Many thanks

Yvonne Davidson
Librarian
New International School of Thailand
36 Sukhumvit Soi 15
Bangkok, 10110
Thailand
library@ksc8.th.com

                   "Few things are more important to society than finding
                    ways to help teachers teach and help children learn"
                                     M.R. Robinson.

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