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Applications

Presentations
Upload images and PowerPoint presentation to enhance your conference discussion–and annotate your message by drawing right on the images, with our Whiteboard feature.

Shared applications
You can share other participants programs as if they were running on your own computer.

Whiteboard
Exchange free-form text and drawings with others during the meeting.

Record Your Event
Extend the life of your event which will be archived for future on-demand viewing.

Chat
Allows you to text message all or specific individual participants during a meeting.

Roll Call
See who joined your conference–color code participants with our Whiteboard annotations.

Snapshot
Take a "snapshot" at any time annotated images can be referred to later.

Desktop application sharing
Share an application (single program or window) on your computer or the entire desktop. Participants will see what you are doing in near real time, including your mouse movements and keyboard typing.

One-click publishing of Microsoft® PowerPoint®,Word or Excel files
Flip "slides" easily for your participants, page through a document, or move through worksheets.

Control passing
On the fly, promote any attendee to be the presenter, or allow any attendee to "drive" on your computer by controlling your mouse and keyboard. You can also remotely control an attendee's computer - with permission, of course.

Reservationless phone conferencing integration
Chairpeople and participants use the same entry codes for Web conferencing that they use for the phone conferencing.

No advance reservation required
Start your web conference on the fly during a conference call, or e-mail an invitation in advance. Participants need just the URL and entry code.

File transfers, slide annotations & more
Send individual participants, or the whole audience, any file on your computer or network during the conference. Annotate (mark-up) PowerPoint slides on-the-fly. Allow participants to "raise hands" for questions.

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