Well, we could use that...I'm going to try that first actually.

I believe they are dynamic, but they never really change that often, so they may as well be static .

 

setup a webserver chanc, then the guy can download the file then edit and upload h:

 

just get 2 VPN routers. you can get linksys or dlink that will serve its purpose. probably 100-150 each, and you can have permanent vpn tunnel up. hopefully they are both static ips tho. if not, i dont know if these routers have dyndns capibility or not

 

Why can't they just send the damn files to each other upon request .

 

tell them to do that

 

Well, if you don't mind having to occasionally babysit some VPN configs, it should be fine... Maybe if you find a VPN program that has a specific tracker for dynamic IP shifts you might be golden, BUT these most likely will cost money :happysad:

 

email

 

Yea, crap I wish I would have taken a Networking Class .

I know, but they won't h:.

 

http://www.citrix.com/

the RDP protocol inherently sucks.. my company uses thin client boxes and a citrix server. it works pretty well. especially when logging in from home.

 

The problem with that is, assuming typical end-user train of thought, they'll screw up in properly naming or deleting the older revisions of the documents, and everything will go into a downward spiral of entropy as they start sending each other revisions at random :reechy: