Web Conference

The free NetMeeting tool from Microsoft lets us provide a way of communicating with our customers over the Internet at a time convenient to you. This page describes how to obtain and install NetMeeting, and how to call O'Connor & McCann to start your NetMeeting session.

Click here to schedule a NetMeeting presentation at your convenience.

To install Microsoft NetMeeting:

1. Navigate to the Microsoft Windows NetMeeting home page. The NetMeeting home page http://www.microsoft.com/windows/netmeeting/ provides links to NetMeeting features, system requirements, and support.
   
2. Click on the blue Download button. A page with several download options will be displayed.
   
3. Click on the Windows NetMeeting 3.01 link. Then click the blue Download Now button. In the File Download dialog box, select Run this program from its current location. Then click OK to continue.
   
4. Use Windows Explorer or Windows NT Explorer to navigate to the NetMeeting folder on your computer, usually under your Program Files folder.
   
5. Click the conf icon. Fill in your name, e-mail and location information and click Next.
   
6. A dialog box gives you options for logging onto and registering with the Microsoft Internet Directory server. You are not required to select any of these options. Click Next.
   
7. Specify the speed of your connection to the internet that you will be using to make NetMeeting calls and click Next.
   
8. Select shortcut options and click Next. Then click Finish.
   

• To place a call to O'Connor & McCann Computer Systems using Netmeeting:
  • When you schedule a meeting with us you will receive an email, within this email there will be a link, click on this at the time you have scheduled the meeting to begin.
    A message box will display the status of your call.

  

  • If you have a scheduled NetMeeting with O'Connor & McCann, your call will be accepted. Your name and the name person you are calling will appear in the list box on the NetMeeting user screen and are now in a NetMeeting.
    Message boxes will inform you if NetMeeting is not able to establish a connection.