Once you have your meeting up and running, you can easily switch presenter to view another user’s screen rather than them seeing yours (subject to their acceptance, of course). You will be provided with a meeting ID (a kind of password) that others could use to view your screen.
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How to share your screen: once you launch your Mikogo account and log in, right click on the Mikogo icon in the start menu and select "Start meeting". Moreover, all interaction happens through the browser and there are no firewalls or routers to configure, no IP addresses to investigate and ports to open or close. What’s really cool is that if screen sharing / broadcasting is all you need your audience on the other side will not need to create accounts or install software (they do, however, need to download and run a single no-install executable). Once you download and install this program, you will have to create an account and log in. MikogoUserGuide.pdf (534.81 kB - downloaded 698 times.) Here is a nice 15 pages user manual in PDF with lots of pictures: Mikogo's homepage is offering 2 fine video tutorials, one for the inviter and one for the invited, two with- and two without- sound, but the program really is easy to use.
The 'smart' thing is that it works via your Internet browser, and your meeting is taking place online at Mikogo's site. Today "Samer" from FreewareGenius is telling about Mikogo, a new free and smart way of sharing your screen, or files, or access and even remote control a PC.
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