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Using Windows Meeting Space

Windows Meeting Space (formerly Windows Collaboration) is a new feature of Windows Vista designed to make it simple for users to collaborate. Using Meeting Space, a user can share documents and applications with another user and even share use of their desktop.

Collaboration sessions can be established over wired or wireless networks, and can even be established between two wireless hosts without the presence of an access point i.e using ad hoc wireless communications (Meeting Space is built upon peer to peer technologies and therefore does not require the presence of a server to operate the way Microsoft NetMeeting did).

There's no intrinsic limit to the number of hosts that can participate in a session, but practical considerations limit collaboration to roughly ten hosts, each of which must be running Vista (Meeting Space is not available on Windows XP or earlier platforms and is not compatible with legacy collaboration tools like NetMeeting). (continue at source)

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