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The individual who initially requested control may release it at any time by clicking the Release

Control button located in their Sharing tab.

To stop an appshare, you can either click on the Stop Sharing button in the application share

toolbar:

…or you can click the Stop Share button in the ProtoSphere Action bar’s Sharing tab:

A note about Occlusion

Occlusion is when someone is sharing an application, but has another window sitting on top of it.

In ProtoSphere, the participant’s experience will not be interrupted when the shared window is

occluded. However there are some exceptions to this – when the window on top happens to be

a high privileged application, the participants will see a black window sitting on top of the

shared application.

When the sharer has granted control, the occluding window shows up as a transparent overlay,

so that the remote controller knows which areas the clicks will not go through.

Bandwidth Considerations for Shares

Application sharing is inherently a big consumer of bandwidth. That amount of bandwidth that is

consumed is dependent on the type of content being shared. For example, an application that

has a lot of media/motion/ or animation that is present will require more bandwidth to transmit

than say a document that has text in it. This is important to keep in mind when sharing with large

groups of people (up to 25). The performance of the share will vary depending on the total

bandwidth of the network ProtoSphere connects through and the amount of bandwidth

available to the end user client.

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