RE: Millennium control bar

["Strouse, Mary" <STROUSE@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think that's correct. However, once you've launched the second module, you can close down the millennium control bar without losing the module.  If you need to open a new module, you can launch the control bar again.  In other words, used properly, its only a temporary sacrifice of a license.

Mary

Mary M. Strouse
Head of Technical Services
Judge Kathryn J. DuFour Law Library
The Catholic University of America
Washington, DC
(202) 319-5547   strouse@xxxxxxxxxx
http://law.cua.edu/library/


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Sharon

The activated control bar session shows up in TASKS and uses a license.
So it appeared to me that 3 licenses are being used to open 2 modules.

Leo

> Has anyone else noticed all the Millennium control bar sessions in TASKS
> being done by each login/port?
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