Changing the boring/generic new user email

Dave,

The short answer is that it is not editable. You can do a work around where they are not sent an email and you send them one giving them the info they need in the format you want. I would recommend that you create a template email and just fill in their user name and password each time you put a new user in. This will be time consuming but will give you the desired result you want.

Jorma@RealEyes

Here is the email it sends out... yuckk!

From: *********@shiponsite.com [mailto:**********@shiponsite.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 5:08 PM
To: ********@shiponsite.com
Subject: Adobe Connect Enterprise User Information

Hello Jason Milton,

Welcome! A user account has been created for you on Adobe Connect Enterprise by Dave Bissette (***********@shiponsite.com).

Adobe Connect Enterprise is an integrated web communication solution for real-time meetings, eLearning, and online presentations that audiences can see and hear anytime, anywhere, through any standard web browser. Depending on which applications your organization has selected, you'll be able to use Connect Enterprise to deliver rich, engaging content through live meetings, online training courses, on-demand presentations, or all three.

Your account information is as follows:

Adobe Connect Enterprise Account:

Account Name: ShipOnSite - **********
Administrator Contact Information: "Acrobat Connect" <admin@acrobat.com>

Please use the following login and password when accessing Adobe Connect Enterprise:

Your Login ID: ********@shiponsite.com
Your Password: ***********

To begin using Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional, please browse to the following "Getting Started Guide" at:

http://boring URL I would rather them not see....

In addition to the "Getting Started" guide, we recommend you visit the following resources to learn more about using Adobe Connect Enterprise:

Adobe Connect Enterprise Resource Center (tutorials, best practices, and other resources):
http://www.adobe.com/resources/breeze/
Adobe Connect Enterprise Support Center (self-service and assisted support options):
http://www.adobe.com/go/breeze_contact_support_en
Adobe Connect Enterprise Developer Center (technical resources):
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/breeze/

Thank you,
"Acrobat Connect" <admin@acrobat.com>

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