Although Corel Office for Java offers standard word processing, spreadsheet, slide show, and charting features, the true power of the office suite lies with the Java-enhanced technology that lies behind these options. Corel Office for Java's server-based approach to computing allows applications and application components to reside on a network server where they can be seamlessly downloaded to client systems as required. This means that with Corel Office for Java, you no longer store all of the applications in the office suite on your local computer. Instead, you can run Corel Office for Java off of a server and download files automatically, as you need them. This new approach to computing greatly simplifies software maintenance, allowing you to update an entire organization's productivity software directly on the server.
Corel Office for Java's server-based approach to computing also creates an ideal workgroup environment. As Corel Office for Java users, you can share any document by saving it on a network server without considering standards, file formats, or individual operating systems. For example, one team member can edit a document's text and then return it to the network server so that another can update the chart formats. Meanwhile, server-based version control keeps track of the changes and controls user access.
Note
Once you have logged on to your network server, a Server icon appears on the
World page in the Notebook. Double-click the Server icon to view the files and folders that you have access to on the
network server.
How to
To log on to the server
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