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--- walden miller <wmiller -at- vidiom -dot- com> wrote:
> We are actually using netmeeting. When I sent the first email, I
> couldn't
> put the name on the software. I have only used it once so far. It
> seems very capable for this sort of work.
And it has a cool little chat capability similar to AOL's IM where
you can have a dialog with one or more people who are looged into the
session. Great for ridicul...uhm, I mean offering contructive
criticism about the speaker with someone else in the session...just
make sure you aren't including everyone by mistake.
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