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View all- Gunaratne JBernheim Brush AMynatt EFitzpatrick GHudson SEdwards KRodden T(2010)NewportProceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems10.1145/1753326.1753379(343-352)Online publication date: 10-Apr-2010
Application and desktop sharing
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Application and desktop sharing allows sharing any application with one or more people over the Internet. The participants receive the screen-view of the shared application from the server. Their mouse and keyboard events are delivered and regenerated at the server. Application and desktop sharing enables collaborative work, software tutoring and e-learning over the Internet. We have developed an application and desktop sharing platform called ADS which is efficient, reliable, operating system independent, scales well, supports all applications and features true application sharing.
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