Share a Windows app session
for support and training.

The same mechanism covers several everyday jobs.

• Support watching exactly what a user sees, instead of asking them to describe it.
• A trainer walking a group through an application, with everyone looking at the same screen.
• A reviewer checking a task as it is done, without taking over.

From a running session, share it and copy the link. Each link carries its own expiry and a viewer-only role, and after the expiry it stops working. The person opens it in a browser, with no install.

One person drives at a time. Viewers watch, and cannot type or click. Control can be requested, handed to someone else or taken back, and presence and cursors show who is in the session.

A share link is not a way around your policy. Clipboard and file transfer follow the same setting for everyone, and the watermark, if you use one, identifies each viewer. Treat the link itself as a credential: set a short expiry and send it only to the person who needs it.

If a support or training session may need reviewing later, turn recording on for that application. Recordings replay frame for frame, and recording is decided when the session launches.