MACROMEDIA BREEZE-FOR MEETING PRESENTERS, Manual

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Activities that you can perform as a Breeze presenter
As a presenter, you can:
Set up the meeting room
This includes inviting participants, controlling access to the meeting
room, and setting meeting room connection settings. See Chapter 2, “Setting Up a Meeting
Room,” on page 21 .
Promote, demote, or eject users
in the meeting room. See Chapter 3, “The Participants List
Pod,” on page 27 .
Send text messages
to other people in the meeting room. See Chapter 4, “Using the Chat Pod,”
on page 33 .
Create text notes
for participants that stay visible when and where you want them to. See
Chapter 5, “Using the Note Pod,” on page 35 .
Provide context and collaborate in real time
with participants on a free-form text and drawing
surface. See Chapter 6, “Using the Whiteboard Pod,” on page 39 .
Broadcast audio and video
to other meeting participants and enable and approve broadcasts
from other participants. See Chapter 7, “The Camera and Voice Pod,” on page 43 .
Present content
to participants, including PowerPoint presentations (PPTs), Breeze
presentations, images (JPGs), Flash movies (SWFS), and Flash videos (FLVs). See Chapter 8,
“Using the Content Pod,” on page 51 .
Screen share the display or control of applications
on your computer to give product demos,
show content, or control applications that are not a PPT, SWF, FLV, or JPG. See Chapter 9,
“Using the Screen Sharing Pod,” on page 59 .
Share files
with participants and manage the library of files and access to them. See Chapter 10,
“Using the File Sharing Pod,” on page 69 .
Poll meeting participants
with questions and responses that you create and view the results. See
Chapter 11, “Using the Polling Pod,” on page 73 .
Customize the meeting room
, creating, reorganizing, adding, and deleting new meeting room
layouts and display areas (called pods ). See Chapter 13, “Customizing the Meeting Room,”
on page 79 .
Force browsing to web links
by adding and pushing selected links. See Chapter 14, “Using the
Web Links Pod,” on page 89 .
Breeze documentation
The documentation for Breeze Live consists of four guides:
Using the Breeze Plug-In for PowerPoint
This guide is for Breeze users who are publishing
Breeze presentations from PowerPoint. You can access this guide from within PowerPoint by
selecting Breeze > Help.
Using the Breeze Publish Wizard
This guide is also for Breeze users who are publishing Breeze
presentations from PowerPoint. You can access this guide from a help link within the Breeze
Publish Wizard web application.