In the last post, we talked about how you can force participants to join via the meeting add-in. Today, I want to share a quick tip on how to force meetings to open in a web browser (and Flash Player), even if you have the add-in installed. To do this, simply append a ?launcher=false to your meeting room URL.
This trick is especially useful for Mac users, because it allows you to open up multiple instances of Adobe Connect simultaneously. Due to an OS-level restriction on opening up an application multiple times (e.g. the meeting add-in), Mac users will need to add ?launcher=false to their meeting room URLs when joining a second Connect meeting.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
?launcher=false. Opening meetings in a browser
In the last post, we talked about how you can force participants to join via the meeting add-in. Today, I want to share a quick tip on how to force meetings to open in a web browser (and Flash Player), even if you have the add-in installed. To do this, simply append a ?launcher=false to your meeting room URL.
This trick is especially useful for Mac users, because it allows you to open up multiple instances of Adobe Connect simultaneously. Due to an OS-level restriction on opening up an application multiple times (e.g. the meeting add-in), Mac users will need to add ?launcher=false to their meeting room URLs when joining a second Connect meeting.
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