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Re: Screen Share Top 25 - The Best Screen Sharing Tools - Sharewood Guide

Rob Can — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:02:28 -0000

Thanks for the post.

One correction, ShowMyPC is actually one to multiple user solution

Re: Screen Share Top 25 - The Best Screen Sharing Tools - Sharewood Guide

Jonah Cagley — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 10:15:26 -0000

Hi - this is Jonah from Yugma. Just adding a note... when using Yugma or Yugma for Skype your guests can join a meeting using our View Only viewer - no Yugma download is required. The host can invite their guests to join as a viewer from an email invitation or guests can click “Join a Session” on our website and select the View Only button.

If you have any comments or suggestions, we’d love to hear from you (email to: info@yugma.com). Many thanks!

Jonah Cagley
www.yugma.com
ph. +1-952-400-0357
skype: jonah.cagley

Re: Screen Share Top 25 - The Best Screen Sharing Tools - Sharewood Guide

Anthony Russo — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 09:42:35 -0000

As a reseller of the Persony platform, I would like to make some corrections. Our QuickVisuals VideoConferencing/WebConferencing solution is based on Persony. We are able to change presenters, and also allow Remote Control. It is a multi-platform solution as well working seamlessly on Windows, Mac, Linux platforms. We also have multiple price points as low as $39.99. For more information on the current state of the software, please feel free to contact me or check our website.

Anthony Russo
Conferencing Consultant
Great America Networks Conferencing
arusso@ganconference.com
www.ganconference.com
http://blog.ganconference.com/
Phone: 312-432-5377
Skype: anth.russo
Twitter: @AnthonyRusso

Re: Screen Share Top 25 - The Best Screen Sharing Tools - Sharewood Guide

Ed French — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 05:37:42 -0000

Where you have the host down as "Web-based" it is important to check that it will work on your particular OS. Some of these use ActiveX, which isn't going to function on Macs or Linux. Some use a Java applet, which may work differently or require a download to get an up-to-date version of Java onto the machine. Sorry to be pedantic!