SQL Server Express with Advanced Services -- ? on limitations

Hi,

Looking through the brief on SQL Express/AS the following line is included :

- Run SQL Server Reporting Services reports on local relational data.


Does this mean that if you have an application using this version of SQL, that only the machine that has the SQL sever installed can run the reports(that being the reports are only local to clients on the same machine) ?

I have an application where their are 5 users on PC connected to the application (normal Client Server setup), and would like them to be able to access reports and print them as well.

THanks

.

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