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Supercat Posted 10 years ago
Science & IT

-supported?

An MFP uses installed software, and the software does not need anything else when it works. But recently some types of software need a server to work.

I'd call this software "Server-supported software", but does this make sense?
(It's okay if it is roughly understandable.)
  

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Supercat It's okay if it is roughly understandable. To me, it sounds like the software can be used in that server. Is that what you mean?

— Mister Micawber

  • Supercat It's okay if it is roughly understandable.
  • To me, it sounds like the software can be used in that server.
  • Is that what you mean?
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SupercatIt's okay if it is roughly understandable.
To me, it sounds like the software can be used in that server. Is that what you mean?
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Then the OP is wrong. The software works with/connects to the server when it operates. How about "Server-linkage software"?
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Supercat How about "Server-linkage software"?
That sounds better to me—but I am not terribly computer-wise, so wait for a 2nd opinion.
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Lol, I don't think you're so! Thank you.
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Try server-dependent software.
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