Microsoft Terminal Server

You can use this program with Microsoft Terminal Server but note that a separate end-user license is required for each user who accesses it, even if the product is running on a single machine. See your End User License Agreement.

Microsoft Terminal Server is an environment for running multiple instances of a single user product. It is not a platform where a single-user product can be made to perform as a multi-user product.

• To install onto a terminal server, log on to the physical terminal server with a user ID that has administrator privileges. Then use Control Panel > Programs (or Add/Remove Programs on older versions of Windows) and follow the instructions on the screen.
• When you install the product on Microsoft Terminal Server or similar terminal software, do not execute more than one installation at the same time.
• When you install Microsoft Terminal server, you must assign a unique port address to each user. Then the very first time that each user logs into Studio Enterprise Edition and starts the terminal server, he or she should:
  1. Select Options > Project > Port address for Web Server.
  2. Type in the assigned port address.

  This is necessary because the default port address for the Web server is 80. Once this has been allocated to the first user, when the next user attempts to start the Web server, the software recognizes that this port is in use and rejects the attempt. Consequently each user requires an individual port address.