Mac solution for Grants.gov

Over at my personal blog, where I mirror the grants-related posts I make here, Dave Schroeder of the University of Wisconin published this happy news:

The University of Wisconsin has
released a standalone package for using Grants.gov on Mac OS X as a
service to the community. The package uses Citrix client software and a
special settings file to access the central Citrix server provided by
Grants.gov, allowing users to access and use the PureEdge software via
the remote Windows machine running Citrix server software: http://apple.doit.wisc.edu/grants.gov/

Has anyone out there tried this solution? How has it worked? If you’d like to learn more, you can contact Dave Schroeder directly.

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