Netmeeting для windows xp

1.

The initial dialog box just gives you an overview of NetMeeting’s capabilities, so click Next to proceed.

2.

The
next dialog box asks for some personal data. At a minimum, you have to
specify your first and last names and your email address to coax
NetMeeting into continuing. (Don’t worry: you can tell NetMeeting not to
publish this information if you’d prefer to be incognito.) When you’re
done, click Next.

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4.

Now
the wizard wonders what connection speed you’ll be using for your
NetMeeting collaborations. (Not surprisingly, the faster the connection,
the better NetMeeting performs. However, for best results, you
shouldn’t select a connection speed that’s faster than the one you’ll be
using.) Activate the appropriate connection speed and then click Next.

5.

In
the next dialog box, you can choose whether the wizard adds shortcuts
for NetMeeting on your desktop and the Quick Launch bar. Click Next.

6.

NetMeeting
now launches the Audio Tuning Wizard, which checks your sound card to
see whether it supports full-duplex (two-way) or half-duplex (one-way)
sound. First, make sure that no other programs that use your sound card
are running. This includes Windows Media Player, programs that use the
sound card to broadcast messages (“You have mail!”), multimedia
software, and so on. When that’s done, click Next.

7.

The
Audio Tuning Wizard first checks to see whether you have multiple audio
devices in your computer. If you do, you’ll see a dialog box that
enables you to select your Recording and Playback devices. Make your
choices and then click Next.

8.

In
the Audio Tuning Wizard’s next dialog box, click Test to play a sound,
and then adjust the Volume slider to taste. Click Next when you’re done.

9.

You
use the next dialog box to adjust the input (microphone) volume. Make
sure that you have your sound card microphone plugged in and at the
ready. Then speak into the microphone using your normal voice (the
wizard displays some suggested text to read). As you speak, the wizard
adjusts the Record Volume slider automatically. Keep speaking until the
slider stabilizes. When the recording is complete, click Next.

10.

Click Finish in the final wizard dialog box to continue loading NetMeeting.

11.

If the Windows Security Alert dialog box appears, click Unblock to stop Windows Firewall from blocking NetMeeting.