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Getting Started
Virtual Meetings:
On-line Conferencing for Intranets and the Internet
VoiceText users communicate in
virtual meetings, which they access from the Meeting Center.
Each user in a meeting runs a copy of VoiceText Communicator,
VoiceText's free client application for PCs or Macs or UNIX
workstations or Java devices . VoiceText Communicator is
launched by the user's web browser when the user clicks
on the meeting's name.
In a virtual meeting, one user,
the presenter, uses the VoiceText Communicator's Capture
Frame® to select imagery for transmission to other users,
who view the imagery through the VoiceText Communicator's
display frame. Users in a meeting can take turns presenting.
Users can also communicate through a chat window.
To create a virtual meeting, a
user clicks on the "New Meeting" button at the VoiceText
Conference Server's Meeting
Center, and fills out a simple form. To join a meeting,
a user clicks on the meeting's name. Meeting creators can
assign passwords to meetings, restricting access to those
users who enter the password in a dialog box.
Three Easy Steps
To get started with virtual meetings:
- Download VoiceText
Communicator, VoiceText's free client software for
participating in virtual meetings.
- If you like, download VoiceText
Accessories to add features such as monitoring to
VoiceText Communicator.
- Visit the Meeting
Center to create, join, and manage virtual meetings.
Getting Help
If you have questions, please
contact our Technical Services team. They'll be glad to
help.
VoiceText Communications
701 Colorado St.. Suite .2600
Austin, Texas 78701
Tel. (512) 404-2300
Fax. (512) 404-2300
Email support@voicetext.com
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