Hi Teri, and Everyone,

We would have to see if this is accessible with our screen readers.

Also, I am not sure about this, as some of us 
have information on our computers that we do not 
want to share with others or allow to be 
accessible. I would not want to expose our entire 
network of computers to anyone, as we have 
confidential customer information on our server.

Just my thoughts.

Loving you all,
Pat Ferguson



At 02:28 AM 3/18/2007, you wrote:
>OnShare  License: Freeware http://www.onshare.com/en_gb/findoutmore/
>  OnShare is a free way to share files and chat with your friends in complete
>privacy. It's a simple download that directly networks computers together.
>You control exactly what your friends can see and get their hands on.
>OnShare is built exclusively for you and your friends. You only share files
>with people you invite so you know they're from a trusted source. The files
>you share stay exactly where they are on your computer. OnShare's pioneering
>technology lets you reach into your friends' computers, grab whatever you
>want and use it just as if it were on your own computer. And, if you have
>more than one computer, you can easily share between them wherever they are
>in the world. OnShare's file sharing and messaging is encrypted at 2048 bit,
>so secure that no one can intercept your chats and files. The security model
>was conceived and developed by ex-military scientists. With OnShare, your
>friends appear as drives on your computer, meaning you can access their
>shared files directly from within Windows. View, drag, drop, copy and paste
>just like you're used to. Sharing everything from embarrassing photos to
>important documents is simpler, faster and more secure than ever.
>
>Author: OnShare Ltd| Date: 08-11-2006 | Size: 8956 KB
>
>The OnShare Interface
>The OnShare interface expands to give you a range of functions for sharing,
>chatting and changing personal and system settings.
>Enables you to:
>Share files or folders with your friends
>Find files that have been shared with you
>Chat privately with one or more of your friends
>Invite friends to share and chat with you
>Report a bug to the OnShare team
>Access the OnShare online help to find out how to use OnShare and find
>answers to problems and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
>View your list of friends and find out who is currently online
> From here you can access menus that allow you to manage shares, add and
>remove friends and invite friends of a friend to share with you
>Update your OnShare personal profile, including your nickname, your photo,
>and your OnShare status. You can also change your OnShare system and network
>settings from here
>
>Using OnShare Chat
>How do I ignore someone who wants to chat and I don’t?
>There is currently no way to block users from sending you messages. However,
>you don’t have to respond. You could try setting your online Status to ‘Not
>available’ if you don’t want to be disturbed.
>Do not set it to Offline though, as this will stop you from being able to
>chat to other friends.
>If I’m chatting with a friend, can someone on my friend’s list but not mine,
>join in?
>Yes ­ but only if your friend invites them to join in your chat session.
>Otherwise, if their friend invites your friend to chat, it opens up a
>different chat room from the one you’re in.
>But what if their friend invites them to chat while they’re chatting with
>me?
>That person can join the chat session. If you’re not comfortable with this
>for any reason, you can leave the chat session.
>If I want to chat privately with just one friend. Can I stop my other
>friends from joining in?
>You don’t need to. No one can see that you’re chatting, and no one can join
>in unless either you or your friend invites them. If they invite you or your
>friend to chat, it opens up a different chat room from the one you’re
>already in.
>Connect OnShare to your Proxy Server
>If you connect to the Internet via a proxy server, you need to tell OnShare
>the server’s IP address. You can do this from within OnShare (if you can get
>a connection), or from the system tray (if you can’t).
> From the system tray:
>Launch OnShare.
>Right click on the OnShare icon in the system tray and select Settings.
>Click the Network tab.
>Tick the I use a proxy server box.
>Enter the proxy server’s IP address.
>In the Port field, enter the port number your machine uses to connect to it.
>
>If your proxy server requires you to login, tick the login box, then enter
>your login details in the relevant fields.
>Click OK to save the new settings.
>If you were having difficulties logging into OnShare, you should now be able
>to do so.
> From within OnShare:
>Log into OnShare.
>Expand My OnShare and either click your profile name, or click Options.
>Click the Network tab.
>Tick the I use a proxy server box and enter the IP address and port number,
>as described above.
>Click OK to save the new settings.