Windows Vista Windows Meeting Space Step by Step Guide
Microsoft Corporation
Published: August 2006
Abstract
Windows Meeting Space in the Microsoft® Windows Vista™operating system provides the ability for individuals to collaborate anytime, anywhere through laptop to laptop screen streaming, file sharing, and note passing. This guide includes system requirements, installation instructions, and step-by-step instructions for creating a session, joining a session, inviting someone to a session, starting a presentation of a desktop or single application, sharing a file, and passing a note.
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