Adobe Connect Add In Mac

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An Adobe Connect icon appears in your system tray (Windows) or your toolbar (Mac & Linux) while you are sharing your screen. The Adobe Connect Add-In.

Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 Free Download for Windows supporting both architectures i.e. 32 bit and 64 bit. Setup file is completely standalone and also its an offline installer. Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 is an efficient application for the organization of online lectures, workshops and conferences.

Review of Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8

Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 is a professional application that is useful in organization of online meetings. This amazing application comes up with the new and improved ways of online communication. This application has a number of unique features and tools that play a key role in arranging online conferences, classes and meetings in which everyone can communicate easily. It provides a reliable environment with straightforward options and an easily understandable user interface that provides assistance in using this professional application.

Furthermore, Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 has some more options like white board, audio and video features which make it possible for every one to easily communicate online. It also provides assistance to everyone to get into the meeting at the same time. Moreover, Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 provides the private chat mode which further enhances its quality. By the use of interactive slides, session can be made more understandable. Online lectures and conferences can be saved for offline view as well.While concluding we can say, Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 is an efficient application for organizing the online classes and conferences.

Best Features of Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8

You can experience following key features after Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 Free Download.

A powerful solution for online meetings, conferences, and webinars
Intuitive user interface with quick learning and management
Organize any kind of online meetings and classes
Manage the users and organize sessions
Use whiteboards, videos, audio, and interactive slides
Queue queries and questions and organize private sessions
Private chatting support and other customizations
Hold the conferences and desktop sharing features
Data sharing features and sound coordination features
Many other powerful features and options

Technical Details of Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 Setup

Go through the following technical setup details before starting the Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8 Free Download.

Software Full Name and Version: Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8
Name Of Setup File: Adobe_Connect_Enterprise_9.8.zip
Full Size of Setup: 2.7 GB
Setup Type: Offline Installer / Full Standalone Setup
Compatible With: 64 Bit (x64) / 32 Bit (x86)
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Developer: Adobe

Minimum System Requirements for Adobe Connect Enterprise 9.8

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Operating System: MS Windows
Memory (RAM): 2 GB or above
Hard Disk: 5 GB Free Space of Hard Disk
Processor: Intel Pentium IV or above

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» Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

#12014-11-07 13:32:24

Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

So am teaching this week, and found to my dismay that Adobe Connect does not work on Yosemite. Very frustrating. It hung on Safari completely, but started successfully with Firefox. Unfortunately, in the middle of the class Firefox reloaded the Adobe flash plugin, which now crashes every time I try to start my webex/class. At least the students understand it is Adobe and not me or my company. In the meantime I am using gotomeeting, which works just fine.

When will Yosemite be supported? Or do I need to just switch to gotomeeting permanently?

EDIT: OK, so am working with my training partners to shift to gotomeeting. Hopefully this will be a temporary move, not permanent.

EDIT 2: Well, at least one of the companies I work with is using the Cisco Webex environment, which is also working fine, so more than one option of NOT using Adobe Connect.

Last edited by TomB (2014-11-13 12:35:34)

#22014-11-17 18:16:10

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Adobe, please address this quickly! I have to use a Windoze machine now in a VM; I get angrier ever time I have to use the start bar. We are quickly moving to alternatives. Yosemite is now running on 1 of 5 Macs. Many of them are students with new Macs from the bookstore so I believe, for them, it's more than 1 of 5.

If you don't keep up with Apple you will risk becoming irrelevant in this market space.

#32014-11-18 12:17:19

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Hi i also am having trouble getting the 9.3 Add-in installed and working properly on SafariFor the record, Chrome version 38.0 on OSX Yosemite doesn't seem to have this issue and works properly.

Adobe Connect 9.3
Safari 8.0 (10600.1.25)
Flash 15.0.0.223
Add-in for Mac 11.9.972.8

Thanks.

#42014-11-25 07:47:50

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Hi Folks,
My clients have also experienced some issue with Adobe and MAC. 10.9 and 10.10.
1. After a period of inactivity, Adobe Connect disconnects from the network and users have to relogin.
2. the Add in causes problems.

The 1st issue is to with a feature in 10.9 and 10.10 called 'App Nap'. this removes CPU resources from any inactive applications like Connect if there is no activity. The solution is to disable App Nap in the application Info page.

The 2nd issue, I am told is because the addin was not un-installed before the upgrade to 10.10.
The solution I am informed, is to uninstall the add in, reboot reinstall the addin.

Both these solutions have worked for me.
If you require any info please contact me .

#52014-11-26 11:23:46

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Adobe Tech Support has indicated that it might take months for a 'fix' to be released for Yosemite users.

It is difficult for me to come up with a rational explanation as to how this could be?

#62014-11-26 11:28:36

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Which application info page are you referencing?

SAPCONNECT wrote:

The 2nd issue, I am told is because the addin was not un-installed before the upgrade to 10.10.
The solution I am informed, is to uninstall the add in, reboot reinstall the addin.

Both these solutions have worked for me.
If you require any info please contact me .

#72015-01-09 15:38:29

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Still no update on this from what I have searched... Still encountering the same problem

#82015-01-21 16:55:10

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

The problem I am having is that I cannot enable the Add-in in the accessibility / privacy settings, so that I can screenshare. Apple changed the behavior of that window, and now when you click on the enable button provided by Connect, my systems preferences are launched, but connectaddin is not an available option to add. I then tried finding the application manually in my Library folder and pointing directly to it. Each time, Apple just ignored it and added nothing. I am not having that problem with other applications, as it seems I can add them with no problems. So in the end I can view the meeting in the add-in, but it's no different than being in the browser with launcher=false right now. I need to know how to add in the connectaddin for a privacy accessibility exception in Mac OS 10.10.1.

#92015-01-28 19:10:46

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

So it appears there is a 'workaround' for this issue.
I had been struggling for several weeks now as to why 2 of my macs wouldn't allow me to share my screen and 1 of my macs did. I checked the working mac and noticed that in the Privacy/Accessibility option 'adobeconnectaddin' option was available. so i dug around and found the file in ~/Library (access this Library folder by clicking Go at the top of the menu and holding Option key) /Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/www.macromedia.com/bin
You may have several folders in here due to multiple versions of adobe connect you have installed using their add-in installation package.
the correct folder to use is /adobeconnectaddin. In this folder you will find a file with the adobe connect logo, surprisingly also called adobeconnectaddin. Double click that file and the adobe connect add in window will act like it's opening. Just close out of this window.
Open up the adobe connect session like normally and you will notice now when you go to share your screen, you will now be given the option to open your Desktop, Application or Window.
You're all set!!
Also, if you go to Privacy/Accessibility there will still be nothing in there, but adobe connect will function as normal.
I've rebooted and shut down and tested several ways to get it to 'not' work and it works everytime! Hope this will help some of you out!
Have a great day!

#102015-02-06 14:10:49

Re: Mac OS X Yosemite not supported!

Adobe Connect Add In Installieren Mac

I tried your workaround but no luck on my side.

I also checked my accessibility/privacy and adobeconnetcaddin is there and correctly checked, but again no luck. The sharing crashes as soon as it starts.