Easy Reference Sharing
Share references on a network or on the Internet, click
here to go to Reference Manager 11 FAQs - Networking / Sharing Issues
True Network Solution
You and your colleagues can simultaneously edit the same record within
a single database. Sharing databases with the network program allows
multiple users to read and write to the same database down to the field
level within the same bibliographic record. Only Reference Manager for
Windows offers this true network capability.
Two licence options
The network version of Reference Manager is licenced based either
on the number of workstations or on the number of people who have concurrent access to the program.
Databases are stored on either a network or workstation
drive.
Network Licence Packs (Workstation Licence)
A workstation licence provides each individual licenced
user with access to Reference Manager at all times.
The workstation licence
also allows installation of the software on a notebook computer so each
licenced user is able to work both at the office and when the computer
is undocked, or portable.
Concurrent Network (Concurrent Licence)
A concurrent licence allows for a limited number
of simultaneous accesses to Reference Manager - via a network.
This is an economical choice to support a broad pool of users.
Users run the program from a computer or workstation
connected to the network (client/server).
The suggested ratio of total number of users to
concurrent licences is 4:1 - i.e. one concurrent licence to support
four users.
Concurrent use is governed by the network administrator
and requires a local method of metering simultaneous access. A concurrent
Network metering utility is provided in the network version.
Installation is restricted to a single network server
where it is used solely as a server application.
Network and workstation system requirements
Please review the system requirements for Windows XP/2000
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