Help me in screen sharing application in flex

hii iam new to flex
any one can help me in making screen sharing in flex 4.5
i tried it and i was facing  problem in connecting to room. Lccs had stoped  giving  new  account is their  any
solution  for  it .can any one  help  me it's  urgent some one replie me

hii iam new to flex
any one can help me in making screen sharing in flex 4.5
i tried it and i was facing  problem in connecting to room. Lccs had stoped  giving  new  account is their  any
solution  for  it .can any one  help  me it's  urgent some one replie me

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