My own measures compare to the "average" SMB (t. Greetings, all!I think we likely have read plenty of "best practice" opinions here on Spiceworks, blog posts, technical documents, etc.
Real World Computing Environment Practices Security. Snap! - Wi-Fi 7, Beards, Vat-Grown Meat, Space Garbage, Paralyzed Patients Walk Spiceworks Originalsįlashback: Back on November 15, 1971, An advertisement in the magazine Electronic News announces the first commercially available microprocessor. The person viewing always can only see the feed or the presentation in a credit card sized box with blank "grayed" out space around it. I've tried looking through every settings, going into full screen mode, changing resolutions of both the broadcaster and the viewer and nothing seems to help. I'm going nuts with this as the higher ups are complaining they cannot see whats being shared to them. WebEx etc all have resizing fit into them. All I seem to find is people complaining about there being a lack of resizing and the occasional comment from a forum administrator saying "This feature is in development" on posts from years ago. I can't find any settings correlating to this, I can't find any relevant information on how to resize the screen share on the individual who is viewing it. The "Actual Size" button makes no changes at all. There's a good 4-5 inches around the video feed of just blank space. The issue is that when two or more people begin a call and one begins to share their screen or present a document, it displays on one users monitor as being literally credit card sized so they cannot read anything on the screen share. 
So I'm at my wits end with this issue with Skype for Business.
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