Microsoft Office Live Meeting is a computer program for web conferencing. Unlike most web conferencing tools to use, like Skype, Live Meeting offers many unique controls such as mute group, file sharing, presentations and even support widescreen video. This can be an invaluable tool for offices and companies that may have remote offices that need to communicate with. Installing Live Meeting is easy, and can even be done in OS X and Linux.
Download the client Microsoft Office Live Meeting
For more information about the latest updates, see Microsoft Knowledge Base:
To install Office Live Meeting
In a desktop computer or laptop with Windows
1 Enter the link "http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=90703" in the web browser of your choice.
2 Select "OK conditions and install clients."
3 Wait for your browser to download and unzip the Live Meeting client. Follow the onscreen instructions.
4 Run the Live Meeting client and enter your name.
5 Enter meeting ID and entry code provided by your meeting host.
On a Mac or Linux computer
1 Enter the link "http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=90703" in the web browser of your choice.
2 Enter your name in the first dialog box once the link is loaded.
3 Enter meeting ID and entry code. Both should be provided by the meeting host user.
MORE resource to support:
http://support.microsoft.com/ph/925
What’s New in Microsoft Office Live Meeting?
If you have used Microsoft Office Live Meeting before, you will notice the following new or
improved features:
Start menu. From the Start menu, you can open the Live Meeting client in pre-meeting
mode to initiate a Meet Now meeting, change your Meet Now meeting options, or join a
scheduled meeting.
Audio and video options. Enhancements to both computer audio and phone conferencing
let you use one or both during a meeting. You can use webcams to show video of one or
multiple presenters. In meetings that use computer audio, the video actively switches to the
current speaker. You can also use the Microsoft RoundTable™ communications and archival
system to show a panoramic video of a conference room to remote participants, or you can
connect two conference rooms for meetings between workgroups at different locations.
Handouts. As the presenter, you can distribute content that attendees can download either
before or during the meeting. Files are automatically scanned for viruses when they are
added to the meeting.
Breakout rooms. Breakout rooms are a feature of the Microsoft Office Live Meeting
service. You can create breakout rooms to allow subgroups of attendees to meet separately.
Shared Notes. You can create and save notes that all attendees can see.
Recording to your computer. Meeting organizers and presenters can enable recording for
their meetings and allow you to save the recording to your computer
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