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Many of our users (along with many other software solutions) are now using Remote Desktop to run software. This means, the IT department only has to install and configure software on a single, remote machine and then users simply log into that machine to run shared software. This allows MAC and PC users to access the single instance of the Presstimator on the Remote Desktop machine. Configuring and running software this way makes it so much easier on IT departments to maintain software and maintain administrator rights to protect user machines. When an update for the Presstimator (or any other shared software) is released, the IT department only has to update the application on the remote machine. Users log in as usual and the software is updated for everyone at once. Running the software using Remote Desktop has resolved a need to develop a MAC version of the Presstimator since the local machine just becomes a terminal machine into the Remote Desktop machine. There are other solutions other than Remote Desktop, but this seems to be the one most are using these days since it’s free through Microsoft.