Live Meeting 2007 Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts – Laminated Card)

Laminated quick reference guide showing step–by–step instructions and shortcuts for how to use Live Meeting 2007. Covers the web console, the Windows Console, the Meeting Manager, and the Outlook Add–In. This guide is suitable as a training handout, or simply an easy to use reference guide, for any type of user. Topics covered: Managing Meetings – Logging into the Meeting Manager, Scheduling a Meeting, Allowing Anyone to Join a Meeting (Meeting Lobby), Creating a Meet Now Meeting, Changing a Scheduled Meeting, Cancelling a Meeting. Participating in a Meeting – Joining a Meeting, Joining a Meeting using the Meeting Lobby, Setting up your Contact Card, Viewing Contact Cards, Working with Live Meeting Menus, Downloading Handouts, Asking a Question, Raising your Hand, Giving Feedback to the Presenter, Chatting in a Meeting, Using Audio, Using a Webcam, Leaving a Meeting. Presenting in a Meeting – Verifying Attendance, Inviting Participants to an In–Progress Meeting, Approve/Deny Entry from Meeting Lobby, Muting Others, Recording a Meeting, Viewing Recordings, Sharing Materials (Presenting Content), Sharing Live Web Pages with Others, Sharing Files, Sharing Programs on your Desktop, Sharing Screen Snapshots, Taking a Poll, Grouping Shared Content, Using Handouts, Using Notes, Answering Participant Questions/Raised Hand, Feedback from Participants, Managing Participants in a Meeting, Exiting and Ending a Meeting. Includes a list of keyboard shortcuts.

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