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How to Work together in Windows
By  Super Admin  | Published  05/1/2011 | How To Page 2 | Rating:
How to Work together in Windows
If you work with other people on projects that involve a computer, then you have to take a look at Windows Meeting Space. This application lets you set up virtual ‘meetings’ over a wired or wireless networks, so that people can see documents you’re working on and exchange notes with each other. Up to nine people can take part in a Meeting Space session using Vista Home Premium or Ultimate.
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