This desktop sharing software allows users to present their Windows desktop online to remote users without firewall issues. It enables remote sharing and transmission of screen content for presentations, sales meetings, and training sessions for multiple users via the Internet or Intranet.
This software is a tool designed to help presenters share their desktop content with others via the Internet. With this application, users can effortlessly transmit their screen content through the Internet or Intranet for sales conversations, presentations, trainings, and more to one or multiple remote Internet users without any difficulty.
One of the best features of this software is its ability to transmit your screen content via FTP to your own web server or to free web space automatically and continuously. This means that your remote partners, including colleagues, customers, partners, and co-workers can follow your desktop presentation system-independently, and on any browser without installing any additional program on their systems.
In terms of program features, this software has several transmission options, including data transmission of your Windows desktop in rapid sequences, the possibility to show a partial screen region, supporting desktops spanning multiple monitors, and the start/pause/stop of transmission of your desktop. Users can also set any possible subdirectory of a web server or web space accessible by FTP and use free web space if you don't have your own web server.
One of the great things about this application is that there's only about 300 KB space in a subdirectory on the webserver that is needed, and nothing else has to be installed additionally. On Apache web servers, access can be additionally restricted by a user login (htaccess), and you can preview the image of the presentation as the remote Internet user will see it. This app also has the option of showing any web address to the remote Internet user after the termination of the presentation, and the deletion of the presentation on the web server after termination.
To use the software, the presenter needs Windows XP/Vista/7, with internet access and FTP access to a subdirectory of a webserver either owned or free web space. On the remote user's side, any operating system with any browser with JavaScript activated by default, and internet access, and you're good to go.
Overall, this tool is incredibly useful for people giving presentations, training sections, or sharing their screen with others via the internet. The ability to share without going through firewalls or any security-related installations is a massive perk, and the simple ways to transmit your screen content make the process straightforward and painless.
One of the best features of this software is its ability to transmit your screen content via FTP to your own web server or to free web space automatically and continuously. This means that your remote partners, including colleagues, customers, partners, and co-workers can follow your desktop presentation system-independently, and on any browser without installing any additional program on their systems.
In terms of program features, this software has several transmission options, including data transmission of your Windows desktop in rapid sequences, the possibility to show a partial screen region, supporting desktops spanning multiple monitors, and the start/pause/stop of transmission of your desktop. Users can also set any possible subdirectory of a web server or web space accessible by FTP and use free web space if you don't have your own web server.
One of the great things about this application is that there's only about 300 KB space in a subdirectory on the webserver that is needed, and nothing else has to be installed additionally. On Apache web servers, access can be additionally restricted by a user login (htaccess), and you can preview the image of the presentation as the remote Internet user will see it. This app also has the option of showing any web address to the remote Internet user after the termination of the presentation, and the deletion of the presentation on the web server after termination.
To use the software, the presenter needs Windows XP/Vista/7, with internet access and FTP access to a subdirectory of a webserver either owned or free web space. On the remote user's side, any operating system with any browser with JavaScript activated by default, and internet access, and you're good to go.
Overall, this tool is incredibly useful for people giving presentations, training sections, or sharing their screen with others via the internet. The ability to share without going through firewalls or any security-related installations is a massive perk, and the simple ways to transmit your screen content make the process straightforward and painless.
What's New
Version 1.9.13.6: Supporting desktops spanning multiple monitors.