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To run the client installer on every other PC you will need to have administrator rights there. The installation is automated, so you just need follow the different installation steps.
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To test your installation, start by connecting through the OpenERP client on the server machine while you are still logged in as administrator.
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Start the GTK client on the server through the Windows Start menu there. The main client window appears, identifying the server you are connected to (which is \ ``localhost``\ – your own server PC – by default). If the message :guilabel:`No database found, you must create one` appears then you have **successfully connected** to an OpenERP server containing, as yet, no databases.
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*Dialog box on connecting a GTK client to a new OpenERP server*
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In its default configuration at the time of writing, the OpenERP client connects to port 8069 on the server using the XML-RPC protocol (from Linux) or port 8070 using the NET-RPC protocol instead (from Windows). You can use any protocol from either operating system. NET-RPC is quite a bit quicker, although you may not notice that on the GTK client in normal use. OpenERP can run XML-RPC, but not NET-RPC, as a secure connection.
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Are your client programs correctly installed? If your OpenERP GTK clients have not started, the swiftest approach is to reinstall them.
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To avoid having some of the labels untranslated in the GTK client, install the language-pack-gnome-YOURLANG-base package. The following command installs the Spanish language pack::
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Start the OpenERP GTK client by clicking its icon in the :menuselection:`Applications --> Internet --> OpenERP Client` menu, or by opening a terminal window and typing \ ``openerp-client``\ . The OpenERP login dialog box should open and show the message :guilabel:`No database found you must create one!`.
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Maintaining packages is a process of development, testing and publication that takes time. The releases in OpenERP packages are therefore not always the latest available. Check the version number from the information on the website before installing a package. If only the third digit group differs (for example 6.0.1 instead of 6.0.2) then you may decide to install it because the differences may be minor – bug fixes rather than functionality changes between the package and the latest version.
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Click the :menuselection:`Download` button on the right side,
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