Info needed on window or screen sharing

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2 total messages Started by Daniel Martin Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:41

#538

Author: Daniel Martin
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 16:41

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Hello,

   I'm sure some of the GG ("groupware gods") can help...

   We are doing a study on softwares and protocols that allow sharing of
window(s) or section of screen between two or more computers (i.e. application
independent groupware).

   Our focus is on the PC/windows platform, but all pointers to relevant
information are welcome.  We already know about PC anywhere, CloseUp and
Epsitalk (mac).  If there's some interest, I can summarize to the net 
the information I'll gather.

   Thank you!
        Bye, Daniel.

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Re: Info needed on window or screen sharing

#527

Author: Tom Benham
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 08:39

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martin@excalibur.crim.ca (Daniel Martin) writes:

>    We are doing a study on softwares and protocols that allow sharing of
> window(s) or section of screen between two or more computers (i.e. applicatio
> independent groupware).
> 
>    Our focus is on the PC/windows platform, but all pointers to relevant
> information are welcome.  We already know about PC anywhere, CloseUp and
> Epsitalk (mac).  If there's some interest, I can summarize to the net 
> the information I'll gather.
I don't know if they've announced a product, but IBM has been
demoing a package that does Window sharing with a group.  I
think they're even demoing some live video of LAN with it.

Tom

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