Live Meeting should distinguish between 1 attendee vs a group

[Bill Matthias]

When someone signs in to MS Live Meeting, they should be asked if this signon
reflects one person vs. a group of people watching from a conference room.
This would cause the seating chart to reflect just a green box representing 1
signon but maybe could have a number in the green box when it represents more
than one person. Also, when polls are taken, those who have signed in as a
group, enable them to indicate how many voted say YES vs how many NO.

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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Bill,

You may want to also post this (see links below) in the MS Office Live meeting newsgroup.
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When someone signs in to MS Live Meeting, they should be asked if this signon
reflects one person vs. a group of people watching from a conference room.
This would cause the seating chart to reflect just a green box representing 1
signon but maybe could have a number in the green box when it represents more
than one person. Also, when polls are taken, those who have signed in as a
group, enable them to indicate how many voted say YES vs how many NO. >>
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Let us know if this has helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
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or
Microsoft hosted newsgroups via Outlook Express/newsreader
news://msnews.microsoft.com