Contacts are the people you've used Groove to communicate with, Groove users on your local network, and anyone else whose contact information you've obtained from our Web site, through an email, or via an instant message. Because you'll probably want to interact with these people, Groove lists them whenever you begin to use any of Groove's collaboration features automatically. You'll be prompted to select the people you wish to include in your interaction from a list of available contacts. When you and another Groove user are members of a shared space, you automatically exchange the information necessary to interact in the future. Groove also obtains this contact information from all Groove users on your local network.
Groove provides several tools for locating and interacting with contacts.
Whenever you choose to invite someone to a shared space or send an instant message, Groove displays a list of available contacts. Groove also provides a personal contact list to manage your contacts. You can share contacts with members of any shared space. Finally, you can use our Web site to obtain contact information for people you'd like to groove with. In order to get going, you'll have to locate people you know who have installed Groove.