Alternative to netmeeting in windows 7

I've tried looking for the Netmeeting SDK with no luck as well! DeonT ,. Netmeeting died with Win XP. The Vitrulbox or XP mode would be the simple thing to do.

I have found that VNC doesn't like to connect to Win 7 machines. I install the main app on my machine and have a copy of the smaller client side doesn't require installation sitting on our companies web site. Steve R Jones ,. Log in or Sign up to hide this advert. I haven't had any issues with others trying to connect to my computer remotely. I do agree that VirtualBox is a great alternative. I was forced to use it to connect to the corporate network because the IPSec connection client that is used does not work on Windows 7.

Fortunately, there is now another VPN client the company uses that works on Windows 7, so I can now use Outlook and access the corporate intranet without having to use VirtualBox. The only thing left is Netmeeting. Would be nice to just open an app that can communicate directly with Netmeeting users from a Windows 7 environment.

You must log in or sign up to reply here. Windows 7 does not have net meeting Please suggest something for sharing screen for remote users NetMeeting isn't included in Windows 7; it's now called Microsoft SharedView who thinks up these names? There is a small download that needs to be installed on each machine wanting to join the meeting. To share the Desktop, Microsoft also released SharedView as a separate download.

Here is the download link:. Microsoft NetMeeting is a feature of previous versions of Windows that is not available in this version of Windows. Instead, consider using Windows Meeting Space to collaborate with other people, share documents, and make presentations.

If you want to collaborate with a small group of people, and everyone is using computers running this version of Windows , Windows Meeting Space is your best choice. It allows you to collaborate with up to ten other people on the Internet, a local network, or a wireless ad hoc network.

If no network exists and you are all in the same room, Windows Meeting Space will set up an ad hoc network automatically. Now there are substitutes, pay services and third party pay services.

The old cloud is not free anymore.