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I have one user that when they share a document on Live Meeting 2007 it takes up about %50 CPU and becomes unusable. Keep in mind that the system is exactly like others in the office that have no problem running the client. Has anyone run into this problem before?<br />
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I have one user that when they share a document on Live Meeting 2007 it takes up about %50 CPU and becomes unusable. Keep in mind that the system is exactly like others in the office that have no problem running the client. Has anyone run into this problem before?



Office Live Meeting 2007 poor performance for one user

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