Michael,
wrote:
>It definitely works with Netscape 4.7 on Windows, but I haven't tried other
>configurations.
>
Assuming the information at:
http://www.lotus.com/products/lotussametime.nsf/wdocs/about
under "Supported Platforms" is up to date, only Windows OS flavors are
supported as clients. Don't know why a compliant Java VM would not work
on another OS but this may be only those that are "supported" and with
others, mileage may vary.
Patrick
>
>Michael Priestley
>
>Dept 833 IBM Canada t/l: 969-3233 phone: 905-413-3233
>Toronto Information Development
>
>
>
>
> Peter Flynn
> <[email protected] To:
> e> cc:
> Subject: Re: [tm-pubsubj] Draft IRC meeting rules
> 12/29/2002 06:23
> PM
>
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>
>
>
> wrote:
>
>>Would a Sametime web conference do the trick? It's browser-based (a Java
>>applet), and screens only get shared if a user chooses explicitly to do
>>
>so.
>
>>I can set up a test conference if folks are interested - it usually takes
>>
>a
>
>>bit of time the first use (downloading the applet), but I've had people
>>both inside and outside IBM, with various company firewalls involved, use
>>it with no problems.
>>
>>It's pretty straightforward for me to set up, and no cost. Its chat
>>function is pretty much the same as IRC, I believe.
>>
>
>I've heard about systems like this. It sounds like it might be better
>than IRC, which can be very sluggish at times). My only reservation is
>that most of these systems tend to be MSIE-only, and I don't have any
>Windows boxes.
>
>///Peter
>
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