While the technical folks are configuring the network, the design person can set up the Web menu screens the users will see. These screens load into the Web browser just like any other Web page. It's similar to making shortcuts on the Windows desktop, but with a lot more control. Here we're shown a typical Tarantella menu screen. This screen is completely customizable - it doesn't have to look anything like this one.
Users simply point to the icon for the program they want to run and click on it.
The program's normal screens come up within the browser and behave just like they normally do. Case Studies SCO's Web site includes several case studies showing how Tarantella is being deployed successfully. Tarantella is not for a small company like yours. Versions of Tarantella Tarantella Express is for modest sized organizations that do not have a mainframe. Express is very low in cost and can be deployed on an inexpensive Intel based server.