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- Application Sharing
The SHARE button allows you
to share your applications or your entire desktop thereby enabling your participants to view changes as you make
them and to see applications unique to your desktop. Once you have selected the SHARE button you receive a dialog
box that shows a list of your currently running applications (see Figure C).
- Figure C. Application Sharing. The Host could
decide to select one, multiple or all applications to be viewed or controlled by participant(s).
- To share an individual application:
- 1. Select one or more applications from the list by clicking the box next to the active
application(s)
2. Select Performance Setting*
3. Click the SHARE button
- To share all applications:
- 1. Select Performance Setting*
2. Click the SHARE all of my applications including desktop
- To stop sharing:
- 1. Open/restore the WebInterpoint application window
2. Click the CANCEL button or
- 1. Double click the icon for Application Sharing in the system tray
2. Click the UNSHARE ALL button
- If you would like to allow a participant to make
changes to your shared application you will have to transfer control to that participant.
To transfer control
to a participant:
- 1. Right click on the Participant's name in the Roster
2. Choose GIVE CONTROL
To regain control of the application:
1. Right click on the Participant's name in the Roster and choose DISABLE CONTROL
*NOTE: The Performance Setting option allows you to optimize the application sharing process by making a trade-off
between speed and color quality. The grades are as follows:
- 4 bit color map (best speed),
- 8 bit color map (recommended),
- True Color (best quality).
- Annotation Tools in Application
Sharing
- Presenters have the ability to annotate shared
applications Clicking the double computer image on either the Title Bar or the System Tray, will display a window
that has an "Annotate" selection. When Presenters select annotate, a window is provided with tools for
a pointer, a highlighter, and an eraser.Click here to view Application Sharing Tools
- Remote Control
- Remote Control allows you to share application(s)
on a participant's computer. Both the Host and the Participant have the ability to control the application(s) during
Remote Control.
- To Remote Control:
- 1. Right click on the Participant name in the Roster
2. Choose REMOTE CONTROL
3. If the Participant has not previously shared an application with <Service Name>,
he or she will be prompted to accept a small one-time download.
4. The Participant receives a dialog box that shows a list of currently running applications
5. The Participant selects the application(s) they want to share, selects the desired performance
setting (see application sharing note) and clicks the SHARE SELECTED or SHARE ALL button
- To stop Remote Control (Presenter):
- 1. Right click on the Participant's name in the Roster and choose STOP REMOTE CONTROL
- To stop Remote Control (Participant):
- 1. Open/restore the <Service Name> application window
2. Click the CANCEL button
or
1. Double click the icon for Application Sharing in the system tray
2. Click the UNSHARE ALL button
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