User Guide

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Activities that you can perform as a Breeze presenter
As a presenter, you can:
Set up the meeting room This includes inviting participants, controlling access to the meeting
room, and setting meeting room connection settings. See Chapter 2, “Setting Up a Meeting
Room,” on page 21.
Promote, demote, or eject users in the meeting room. See Chapter 3, “The Participants List
Pod,” on page 27.
Send text messages to other people in the meeting room. See Chapter 4, “Using the Chat Pod,”
on page 33.
Create text notes for participants that stay visible when and where you want them to. See
Chapter 5, “Using the Note Pod,” on page 35.
Provide context and collaborate in real time with participants on a free-form text and drawing
surface. See Chapter 6, “Using the Whiteboard Pod,” on page 39.
Broadcast audio and video to other meeting participants and enable and approve broadcasts
from other participants. See Chapter 7, “The Camera and Voice Pod,” on page 43.
Present content to participants, including PowerPoint presentations (PPTs), Breeze
presentations, images (JPGs), Flash movies (SWFS), and Flash videos (FLVs). See Chapter 8,
“Using the Content Pod,” on page 51.
Screen share the display or control of applications on your computer to give product demos,
show content, or control applications that are not a PPT, SWF, FLV, or JPG. See Chapter 9,
“Using the Screen Sharing Pod,” on page 59.
Share files with participants and manage the library of files and access to them. See Chapter 10,
“Using the File Sharing Pod,” on page 69.
Poll meeting participants with questions and responses that you create and view the results. See
Chapter 11, “Using the Polling Pod,” on page 73.
Customize the meeting room, creating, reorganizing, adding, and deleting new meeting room
layouts and display areas (called pods). See Chapter 13, “Customizing the Meeting Room,”
on page 79.
Force browsing to web links by adding and pushing selected links. See Chapter 14, “Using the
Web Links Pod,” on page 89.
Breeze documentation
The documentation for Breeze Live consists of four guides:
Using the Breeze Plug-In for PowerPoint This guide is for Breeze users who are publishing
Breeze presentations from PowerPoint. You can access this guide from within PowerPoint by
selecting Breeze > Help.
Using the Breeze Publish Wizard This guide is also for Breeze users who are publishing Breeze
presentations from PowerPoint. You can access this guide from a help link within the Breeze
Publish Wizard web application.