Fellowsheep Technology Services, Inc.

Thank You!

Administrator — Tue, 12 May 2009 18:40:55 -0500

Thank you for your patronage! Fellowsheep Technology Services, Inc. will continue to serve our existing customers, but is no longer offering services to new customers. Blessings, CR

technology serving you

Administrator — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 06:00:00 -0500

Fellowsheep^tm Technology Services, Inc. was founded for the purpose of serving local businesses, ministries, and families by enabling them to better leverage technology solutions in the achievement of their objectives. Fellowsheep^tm endeavors to truly serve clients by offering technology solutions personally developed to address the unique needs of each client.

Whether you need everything to get your small business or ministry up and running - or just get something going again...Fellowsheep^tm is here to serve you.

Now based in Winona, MN Fellowsheep^tm on-call PC/SOHO Services are provided to the local community. For Web Services anywhere, please call or email!

Ensuring Partnership

Technology can be extremely frustrating to employ, a situation exacerbated by the rapid pace of technological change. Most small businesses, ministries, and families do not have the resources to properly assess their technology options, troubleshoot problems, or keep up with the changes. There are a lot of bargain-bin, pre-packaged technology solutions available on the market – but the time, energy and resources needed to evaluate them is often never allocated. Fellowsheep^tm fills that gap, and allows the client to focus their attention and energy on their mission. From parts to pixels, Fellowsheep^tm Tech is your partner for purpose!

Concurrent Sessions in XP

Administrator — Sat, 02 Jun 2007 06:00:00 -0500

A FellowsheepTech^tm client recently had the need to replace a PC that was mostly used to host a database application which had to be accessed remotely. Once the new PC was in place, it seemed a shame to not be able to use it as an additional workstation in the office, but Windows remote desktop was used for remote users to access the hosted database application, and that mode is mutually exclusive. It may sound confusing, but it's not really.

When accessing a machine through remote desktop, a local user is kicked off, just like switching between local users. Isn't there a way for both to use the PC at the same time? Apparently MSFT thought so for a time, and experimented with it in SP2 development, but the capability was removed in the SP2 release.

Have no fear, intrepid techs to the rescue! Here are a couple links that describe how to hack XP Pro or XP MCE to allow concurrent remote desktop users: