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Skype adds screen sharing
Jake Widman
Thursday, 28 May 2009 04:16
The feature only works in one direction, though--the two users can't see each other's screens at the same time.
In addition, Skype 4.1 restores birthday reminders and contact sharing, which were in version 3.x but missing from 4.0.
Users can drag-and-drop contacts from their contact list into the messaging screen to make them available to others.
In addition, the number of imported address books has been increased, to include such providers as Gmail and AOL.
The new version also offers help for visually impaired users via screen reading software, as well as supporting Microsoft Active Accessibility technology.
Skype 4.1 beta can be downloaded here .
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