The end result is that the Mac version is behind the Windows version in terms of features, and there is no Enterprise client for Mac. It got cancelled a couple of times and then resurrected. The Mac version split off from the Windows version a long time ago. Using TS means you only have to upgrade the one installation, and you don't have to deal with the mess of the database hosting. Costs a bit for the licensing, but worth it in saving you the hassle. Terminal Services is your best bet, and it is easy to setup. If I set up a Terminal server with Server 2008 R2 SP1 would I be able to access the hosted application from a mac, I don't have any experience with Terminal Services and haven't read the documentation yet. I would prefer to just do VM's or Terminal Server but most of the Macs are PowerPC and I'm pretty sure that you can't use VMware on that architecture.
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