RE: Conference bridge ???

Yes.  We use the Unix version of Speak Freely - in particular, a application
called sfreflect.  You can accomplish something similar in the Windows
version of Speak Freely by activating "Conferencing".  But I believe that
only one instance can run at one time (with sfreflect you can have numerous
separate bridges going).

Greg

>
> Has anyone done anything with a "conference bridge" configuration
> where multiple parties can join and talk among themselves???




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