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Windows Meeting Space



By Vangie Beal
A Microsoft Windows Vista feature for collaboration that enables face-to-face collaboration with up to nine Windows Vista users that allows them to share work over a wired network, a wireless local area network (WLAN), or an ad-hoc wireless network. When a user initiates a Windows Meeting Space  session they can then invite others and send a password for joining the session. When others join, they can share files, or see the same view of a program or desktop and collaborate in real time.








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