Tutorial for join ROOTS Users（加入根用户的教程）.pdfVIP

Tutorial for join.me The next sections are a short introduction to join.me, how to set it up, and how to use it. Ten items from the join.me FAQ have been combined into a single PDF file (join.me FAQ.pdf ) that provides additional information as well as views of the various screens mentioned below. The entire FAQ is also on the join.me website under HelpFAQ. NOTE: Users with Norton Anti-Virus installed on their computers have reported receiving a warning about installing Join.me. However, the technical staff of Join.me has told us that their software and the parent web site have no viruses. Download join.me, Join or Share? There are two methods tojoin a conference on a PC: going to the join.me website or starting the join.me program after you’ve installed it. There is no need to install the join.me program if all you want to do is watch a RUG presentation. Installing the program is necessary if you want to originate a meeting or to contribute to one by originating a portion of an ongoing meeting or talking to one or more of the other persons viewing the meeting. On the ‘Let’s talk’ window click the ‘Call via internet’ link. To simply observe a meeting, use your browser and enter https://join.me in the address line and then press Enter. When the home page comes up, join.me will present two options: to share your screen or to join an ongoing meeting. Choose thejoin option, entering the code you have been given (by email to members ahead of time) and clicking on the large green arrow. If you feel you may want to originate or contribute to a meeting, you should use the join.me program. When you start the program you will see the share andjoin options in a small window. In all cases, for simply viewing RUG meetings, you should use thejoin option, entering the code provided by RUG in an email before the meeting. In this case you will need to have installed the join.me program. After bringing up the home page of the j