Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Web Conferencing Guida Utente

The server attempts to send audience latency information to you every second.

Accurate latency numbers are difficult to establish at the server level. Use the 
numbers displayed as a reference point only. 

To ensure that all of your attendees are viewing your shared application 
smoothly, periodically ask them if you are scrolling through the application 
too fast.

Any meeting attendee who takes control of a shared application or document can 
make changes and then save the document on your system. For this reason, create 
a backup copy of the original file and store it in a separate directory before you 
begin collaborating.

Open the application you want to share, then attend the meeting as you normally 
would.

From the meeting console, click the Application Sharing icon to confirm that 
you are in Application Sharing mode. 

The meeting console opens in Application Sharing mode by default. To 
return to Application Sharing mode from another web collaboration 
mode, click the Application Sharing icon. 

From the Share menu, click Application. If you are using NetMeeting, choose 
App Using NetMeeting.

If the Application option does not appear, you may not have the appropriate 
meeting console permissions to modify shared documents. Attendees using web 
browsers that do not meet the minimum requirements are unable to host web 
conferences.