Initializing a Conference on Windows using the NetMeeting Driver

	This scenario describes how to initialize a conference on Windows using NetMeeting as conference driver. Conferencing enables people who are geographically separated to dialog and work together as if they were virtually in the same room. Audio, video or chat tools enable the conference members to dialog while whiteboard or any other application sharing capabilities enable them to share documents or even applications. Usually, one member has a leading role, he is named the host or the master member. The conferencing functionality is available on both the Windows and UNIX platforms.
	All members of a conference must select the same conference driver, i.e. all members must select NetMeeting. To select the conference driver: In the menu bar, select `Tools->Options`. Click the `General` category in the left-hand tree. Click the `General` tab. In the `Conferencing` area, check the `NetMeeting` option. Click `OK` to confirm. To host a conference, in the menu bar, select the `Tools->Conferencing->Host`. To join a conference as a guest, in the menu bar, select the `Tools->Conferencing->Guest`. The `NetMeeting` and `Conferencing` dialog boxes appear.
	If the NetMeeting interface is already on the desktop, you can use it to host a conference by selecting the Call/Host Meeting menu item, and then connect to that conference by selecting `Tools->Conferencing->Host` from the menu bar. Likewise, guests already in a NetMeeting conference can connect to that conference by selecting the `Tools->Conferencing->Guest` from the menu bar.