

Game to demonstrate the possibility of having Javascript embedded in a shared action.
Third blog in series about ‘using’ (not creating) shared actions. Fpcussed on: reuse of existing shared actions and variables in new projects.
In this blog post, I gave some information about my experience working with Adobe.
There are many features within Adobe Connect which help create a secure Meeting environment for Seminars, Virtual Classes and general collaboration. 1. Customizable folder permissions: Upon logging in as a Meeting Host or Administrator, within Adobe Connect Central, you will see three folders where persistent Adobe Connect Meeting Rooms can be created an reside: Shared Meetings, User Meetings or My Meetings. All these Meeting folders, sub-folders and even the Meeting rooms within the sundry folders all can have customized permissions, […]
When times are challenging it is important that we join forces to provide each other with what we need. Communities around the globe are coming together in their efforts to help one another adapt and transform in spite of the sudden social and health impact of recent public health advisories regarding COVID-19. As more people and organizations than ever before struggle to migrate training to online platforms, Adobe stands ready to lend a hand. Widely recognized as among the easiest to […]
The Adobe Connect Meeting Application is a robust and mature means for all users to gain access to Adobe Connect Virtual Classrooms. The Meeting Application has no browser dependency; it is sand-boxed and segregated from the browser and immune to the fickle restrictions commonly imposed on addins and extensions that cause users and administrators complexity and frustration with many browser updates.
For internal PPTX slide deck links to work after conversion within Adobe Connect version 10.6, they must be configured into a text boxes or published using Adobe Presenter and uploaded to Adobe Connect.
Any ideas how to overcome Flash in Captivate now that it’s being phased out by most browsers