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Issues in platform-independent support for multimedia desktop conferencing and application sharing

Kim et al., 1997

Document ID
2804101024280186288
Author
Kim O
Kabore P
Favreau J
Abdel-Wahab H
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on High Performance Networking

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Although Multimedia desktop conferencing and application sharing among geographically dispersed users are increasingly popular modalities, their spread is inhibited by platform- dependency problems. In this paper, an approach which exploits the use of the Java …
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