Configuring and using Windows Meeting Space 
Mark Kaelin
Published: 30 Jul 2007 15:52 BST
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Microsoft Windows Vista includes a collaborative application called the Windows Meeting Space. This application comes with the operating system at no additional cost and can connect up to 10 users at a time in a collaborative environment. The key point about Windows Meeting Space is that the parties connecting in Meeting Space have to be on the same network. The ability to connect does not extend beyond the local network to include the internet. The other significant restriction is that Windows Meeting Space requires that all of the connected devices must be using Windows Vista.
Windows Meeting Space is located with many of the other Vista applets and applications. The easiest, and probably the best, way to start the application is by typing the key words into the Vista desktop search box on the Start Menu.
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