Some programs and web services so interesting to use are just as difficult to master. Maybe this is caused by completely new operating principles or a tricky interface. One way or another, but sometimes you have to write through Gtalk, tell through Skype how to start using a new program and comprehend its whole essence. In such situations, Friendsea, which demonstrates the desktop of our computer, can serve as a help.
The first step is to download a small Friendsea client — 233 KB. The running client connects to the Internet and shows its tray icon. Double-click the mouse and the program opens the startup and settings window.
In the settings section, you can select the desktop display modes — the entire screen or a certain section of it (using Drag&Drop, we set the desired dimensions). You can also choose the refresh rate and image quality. The ratio of the refresh interval and image quality is as follows:
Information about changing the image change interval and quality is promptly displayed in the tray. You can also open a window to view the image, stop the demo, or select the displayed area of the screen from the tray without launching the main Friendsea window.
It remains to enter the address of our mailbox and launch Friendsea with the Start button. At any time, we can view the work process by clicking the View button, which will send us to: "http://www.friendsea.com/watch.php?user=_адрес your electronic mailbox". The link remains to be forwarded to the interlocutor and the learning process will go faster.
Of course, knowledgeable people can note that Skype exists and with its help you can show your screen without unnecessary delays and with decent quality. At the same time, Friendsea's main advantages remain – a small size, a minimum of settings and access to the demo using a familiar browser.
