Demonstration and Training Library:

• "Troubleshooting sound problems. Part 1." by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: February 1, 2002
  • File format: Flash with MP3 audio.
  • Duration: less than 2 minutes
  • Summary: how to perform a few basic checks when having problems with audio input/output in Web conferencing applications
• "Community Toolbox. Part 1: Online Discussion Boards" by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: July 28, 2000
  • File format: SMIL - combination of RealMedia streams containing audio, video, and slides.
  • Duration: 32 minutes
  • Summary: overview of main features of online (browser-accessible) discussion boards
• "Creating new user account on WebBoard." by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: January 31, 2002
  • File format: Flash with MP3 audio.
  • Duration: less than 2 minutes
  • Summary: how to create a new user account for oneself when accessing a discussion board on WebBoard for the first time
• "Logging into WebBoard" by Vlad Wielbut
• Created: January 27, 2000
• File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95/98 (download and double-click to run)
• File size: 1.9 MB
• Duration: 55 seconds
• Summary: Explains the logging procedure for new and existing users of WebBoard
• "Creating a new folder on DocuShare" by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: February 7, 1999
  • File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
  • File size: 3.7 MB
  • Duration: 2 minutes 44 seconds
  • Summary: Demonstration of steps to be taken when creating a new folder for personal or group use on DocuShare 1.5
• "Using the chat feature in  WebBoard" by Vlad Wielbut
• Created: February 3, 1999
• File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
• File size: 2.4 MB
• Duration: 1 minute 31 seconds
• Summary: Demonstration of how to use the built-in Chat in WebBoard 3.0
• "Presenting Netopia Virtual Office" by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: December 3, 1998
  • File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
  • File size: 4.3 MB
  • Duration: 2 minutes 51 seconds
  • Summary: Overview of the features of Netopia VO, with suggestions for using them.
• "Features of Netscape Calendar. Part 1" by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: April 19, 1998
  • File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
  • File size: 6.2 MB
  • Duration: 5 minutes 31 seconds
  • Summary: This demonstration presents major features of this Web-based scheduling application: login procedure, viewing modes, new agenda entry, elements of an agenda entry, tasks, inviting other people to events, etc.
• "Introduction to Netscape Messenger" by Vlad Wielbut
  • Created: March 27, 1998
  • File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
  • File size: 8.4 MB
  • Duration: 5 minutes 44 secons
  • Summary: Introducing the new generation e-mail client included in the Netscape Communicator suite. This ScreanCam movie demonstrates HTML mail, explains how to create mail filters, organize stored messages, etc. It also explains (briefly) the difference between POP3 and IMAP4 mail protocols.
• "Using Address Book in Netscape Messenger" by Vlad Wielbut
• Created: March 29, 1998
• File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
• File size: 6.7 MB
• Duration: 4 minutes 16 seconds
• Summary: This movie shows how to transfer an addres from a message to the Address Book, create mailing lists, search remote directories, and use vCards.
• "Presenting the vCalendar standard" by Vlad Wielbut
• Created: February 24, 1998
• File format: self-contained program for Windows NT and 95 (download and double-click to run)
• File size: 7.4 MB
• Duration: 3 minutes 7 seconds
• Summary: This multimedia demonstration illustrates the ease of  data transfer between two different scheduling applications, both Web-accessible and adhering to the newly formulated vCalendar standard. It shows how an appointment placed in a Lotus Organizer calendar kept for a work group could be moved into a personal Netscape calendar by "dragging-and-dropping"