John,
we are using www.gotomeeting.com. It works really well for us. The signed in users are attached to one of our PCs. We use it for customer demos. I think we are paying $49 a month and can have up to 10 people signed in at the same time. It is an offshoot of GoToMyPc by Cisco. You can get a 30 day trial to try it out 1st.
John.

>Victor,
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>We're after a live webcast using standard phones for sound while participants at their PCs are able to see what's happening live on the presenter's screen. The particular audience is increasingly accustomed to work-at-home and/or outsourcing, so this is actually more convenient for them than a traditional onsite visit.
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>The phone part is easy; all we need is the screen part. We know about MS's live meeting service as well as other providers offering simpler service for 10% of that cost. Obviously there is a fair bit of space in between! We're hoping somebody has had good experiences showing VFP screens using a particular provider or system they can recommend. We know you can do it with Messenger etc, but not all of these customers will have it. A browser version is what we need. We have IIS and Linux servers so we can host something ourselves if that's going to work best.
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>Any advice appreciated!