As of today’s date (February 19th 2021), Adobe has released a new version of the Connect Desktop App., essentially, this is the desktop app. designed to work with Connect v11.2. Additional Resource – for more information on ‘How can I manage access to my rooms after the update to Connect v11.2?’, see my blog post […]
Well the first thing to do is show you what this means. See figure 1 below. You might call this an ‘infinity view’, or a more common example might be when you have a bathroom mirror in front of you and you use another mirror to see the back of your head…makes you dizzy! Figure […]
Overview Connect v11 is a major change in the interface used to access your Connect rooms and content. With Flash Player being retired at the end of 2020, everything in Connect has moved across to HTML. This release adds a significant amount of functionality to the browser-based (HTML) client and also the release of a […]
Overview Connect v11 is a major change in the interface used to access your Connect rooms and content. With Flash Player being retired at the end of 2020, everything in Connect has moved across to HTML. This release adds a significant amount of functionality to the browser-based (HTML) client and also the release of a […]
With the advent of COVID-19 and the vert significant changes it has made to the way we communicate, the loading on local internet connectivity and the wider loading on servers is unprecedented. This post is intended to give Connect presenter ad hosts some guidelines that can make the difference between a successful session and a […]
You have likely already received a notification that your account will be upgraded to Adobe Connect 10 in the coming weeks and you also probably started worry at the thought of huge interface changes to the HTML Client for Connect for yourself and your participants? If you choose, there will be absolutely no changes to […]
If you install or update the Adobe Connect Desktop App. on Mac OS you may see a message that you need to enable accessibility for Adobe Connect (Figure 1 below). This should be self-explanatory and you will only need to do this once for the new installation, but the process is outlined below as well. […]