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> Sounds like the software can play either role, maybe you can approach
it
> that way.
> ...the software can provide services to this class/group of
> users/clients. It uses/can use <this other class/group> as a resource
> for these operations ...
> regards
Actually, it's hardware. The software (from us) is just libraries on the
Client computer (which is only a Client toward us, but is a Server
toward the farflung clients that they serve...) to allow the Client to
work with our hardware (which is a Server as far as they're concerned).
I've decided to re-cast as much as possible and to preface the terms
"Server" and "Client" with the phrase "when acting as", if the
customer's computer is being discussed.
If I seem to be giving short shrift to people who have chimed in with
help, it's because I seem to be stuck in "Moderated" status for this
list, and you kind and helpful folks are receiving my messages with
considerable delay... delay during which I had time to get more
frustrated, then go work on something else, then come back and look at
my problem with fresh eyes.
Now, y'all will probably not receive _this_ message until Saturday.
Cheers,
Kevin
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