> >Is it possible to install VPC on a mapped network drive and then go to
> >another PC and have it access that same VPC?
>
> No, but you can install VPC on each PC and have VM's configured to use
> a VHD on a network drive. (only 1 person can use it at a time though)
>
> >With that being said, what I am
> >looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
> >those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.
>
> The LPT port is going to be a problem to have it accessed directly,
> there's no facility to do that with VPC, but if it's a printer, you
> can just share the printer on the "host" and allow the VM to print to
> that shared printer.
>
> --
> Bob Comer
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 06:56:02 -0700, KenB
> <(email address - cut out)> wrote:
>
> >Is it possible to install VPC on a mapped network drive and then go to
> >another PC and have it access that same VPC? With that being said, what I am
> >looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
> >those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.
>

>another PC and have it access that same VPC?
>With that being said, what I am
>looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
>those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.
>Is it possible to install VPC on a mapped network drive and then go to
>another PC and have it access that same VPC? With that being said, what I am
>looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
>those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.

>Thanks for the info. What I am dealing with is an old program in which
>access to the program is dependent on a key being plugged into the LPT port.
>Only have one of the keys. I was hoping that the VPC could be setup for
>multiple PC's to access and those PC's would then look to the LPT port on the
>machine where the vhd resides.
>
>"Robert Comer" wrote:
>
>> >Is it possible to install VPC on a mapped network drive and then go to
>> >another PC and have it access that same VPC?
>>
>> No, but you can install VPC on each PC and have VM's configured to use
>> a VHD on a network drive. (only 1 person can use it at a time though)
>>
>> >With that being said, what I am
>> >looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
>> >those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.
>>
>> The LPT port is going to be a problem to have it accessed directly,
>> there's no facility to do that with VPC, but if it's a printer, you
>> can just share the printer on the "host" and allow the VM to print to
>> that shared printer.
>>
>> --
>> Bob Comer
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 06:56:02 -0700, KenB
>> <(email address - cut out)> wrote:
>>
>> >Is it possible to install VPC on a mapped network drive and then go to
>> >another PC and have it access that same VPC? With that being said, what I am
>> >looking at is having multiple PC's having access to a VPC drive and also have
>> >those PC's be looking at the LPT port where the original install occured.
>>

>Thanks for the info. What I am dealing with is an old program in which
>access to the program is dependent on a key being plugged into the LPT port.
>Only have one of the keys. I was hoping that the VPC could be setup for
>multiple PC's to access and those PC's would then look to the LPT port on the
>machine where the vhd resides.
>