Meeting preferences

Meeting preferences are settings that control the visual and functional aspects of the service. The Meeting preferences are managed in the My Account, Account Preference menu. The options are:

• Configure co-brandAn eBLVD account can be co-branded to display the user's company or personal logo, colors, and contact info. When this has been set up, your customers will see your logo and colors, instead of the eBLVD brand when they access eBLVD. settings: This is where you configure settings to make all ParticipantA person who attends a meeting and views the shared screen of a Meeting Presenter. A participant can also use the Text Chat Panel. A participant may also contribute meeting content, record the meeting, or control the keyboard and mouse if the host grants them the corresponding permission. and PresenterA person who invites and presents to Participants via the Web. Presenters can grant or deny access to the meeting, show their desktop, or pause showing their desktop at any time. Presenters may grant Participants the ability to share control of their mouse and keyboard, share files, or record live video. pages on eBLVD look like your own web site. You can upload your own logo, and change the color of the tabs, buttons, text, and background. You can also add your own phone number, footer link text, and footer URLAn acronym for "Uniform Resource Locator," this is the address of a resource on the Internet. address.
• Default home page: Here, you set the default page you will be taken to after logging in to your account.
• Default presenter name and email address: Here, you will set the default presenter name and email address that will be used when creating new meetings.
• Default teleconferenceCollectively refers to any teleconference, whether toll or toll-free, that may be in progress during a meeting. setting: This is how you set the default teleconference setting, and if using your own service, the teleconference number and PIN/Access Code.

Note: This step is optional, and only needs to be done initially, and any time your needs change.

Take me to:

• Installing the Meeting Manager
• Having ad-hoc meetings
• Scheduling pre-planned meetings
• Hosting a meeting
• Attending a meeting
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