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3.5.5. Using Mouse Pointer and Comment Pointer during WebRTC Screen Sharing Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

In case your UC system is deployed with WebRTC Screen Sharing, you can also use the mouse pointer or comment pointer features.

The screen sharing presenter must use the UC Desktop App or Fusion for Office Clients to enable other participants to point or to provide comments to the shared information.
The presenter has to share the entire screen to select the option to enable or disable the mouse pointer. This will enable both the mouse pointer and comment pointer features.
All conference participants, on any client, can click on the screen to draw attention to a specific point of the shared screen. The clicks are shown to all other conference participants alongside their names, as displayed in the figure below:
mouse_pointer-2.png
All conference participants, on any client, can also press the Ctrl key on the keyboard and click on the screen to add a comment in a specific point of the shared screen. Participants can use the comment pointer functionality to insert comments with text or emojis in specific parts of a presentation. The comments are shown to all other conference participants alongside their names, as displayed in the figure below:
comment_pointer-2.png