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Collaboration with SwyxIt! Meeting
SwyxIt! Meeting lets you quickly and easily allow your call partner to view the screen or selected applications during a call. You can also allow him to control your mouse.
Requirements and recommendations for the use of SwyxIt! Meeting
*Operating system Windows 8 or higher
*Both call partners must have installed the SwyxIt! Meeting function.
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If the first two requirements are not satisfied, the SwyxIt! Meeting component is not available for selection as a default application.
 
*Firewall settings
Make sure that the connection between the Collaboration partners is not prevented by a firewall or a NAT router.
*Processor recommendation for SwyxIt! Meeting
*Core 2 Duo 1.86 GHz or higher
*The recommended network bandwidth is at least 2 Mbit.
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The more pixels have to be transmitted (e.g. sharing of one or two screen contents), the greater the network bandwidth has to be.
 
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If you want to use the video functionality as well as SwyxIt! Meeting, additional bandwidth is needed for this function (Requirements and recommendations for the use of the video functionality).
 
If you have decided on "SwyxIt! Meeting" for the default tool, the SwyxIt! Meeting window opens automatically after you click the "Collaboration" button.
Button
Explanation
Share
Starts a new Collaboration session. Your screen contents will be displayed to your call partner. You can specify exactly what he should see.
Hand over
By clicking on "Hand over" you allow your call partner to access your desktop using his input device. This button is only active for an existing connection.
Applications
You can use "Applications" to choose which screen or which applications you want to share with your call partner.
Pause
Use "Pause" to suspend the Collaboration. The screen content seen by your call partner is filled with a Pause sign.
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The SwyxIt! Meeting functions are not available within a remote desktop connection.
 
Last modified date: 10.19.2023