TeamViewer 12 Meeting Manual

TeamViewer 12 Meeting Manual introduces the meeting functions of TeamViewer 12, including hosting meetings, joining meetings, scheduling meetings, role distribution in a meeting, Meeting Room, TeamViewer Panel, recording meetings, transmitting sound and video, locking meetings


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Brand
TeamViewer
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
93
File format
PDF
File size
1.7 MB
Published
16 October, 2023
Updated
16 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A3C73DBE15664EF3D10028B6B1F4EA7B

About this manual

TeamViewer is an intuitive application used for remote control and online meetings. This specific manual focuses on meeting functions available in the TeamViewer full version for Microsoft Windows, though it notes that Mac OS and Linux versions are mostly identical with some exceptions.

The document covers how to start or join a meeting using a generated Meeting ID, manage contacts via the 'Computers & Contacts' feature, and utilize specific meeting tools such as recording sessions, transmitting sound and video, and locking meetings. It also details configuration options for security, remote control permissions, and audio/video settings.

What's inside

  • About TeamViewer
  • How TeamViewer works
  • Description of the main TeamViewer window
  • Hosting a meeting
  • Joining a meeting
  • Schedule meetings
  • The role distribution in a meeting
  • Meeting Room
  • Record meeting
  • Transmitting sound and video

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum requirement for connecting to a TeamViewer meeting?

The minimum requirement is the TeamViewer full version or a corresponding module along with the Meeting ID.

Which operating systems does TeamViewer run under?

TeamViewer runs under Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and Google Chrome OS.

How can you control whether participants may join a meeting?

You can configure this setting in the Options dialog box to allow or deny joining meetings.

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