Problems running Breeze Add-in on Mac OSX

Has this issue been resolved? Jeff said in August that this would be resolved in the Fall, and it's almost Christmas. I've been searching about for a solution, and this is the first place on the site I found mention of the problem (it's still a problem, at least for me on the iMac I just unpacked two days ago).

Thanks much.

There is a work around! A Macintel user here said that the following works:

Set the browser (or a copy of your browser) to enable Rosetta (it's under Get Info) Everything run from there will run under Rosetta in PPC mode, and all is fine.

Tom

:grin;
I experienced the exact problems and also had no luck conferencing in my camera on my Intel iMac. I found that uninstalling the Breeze Add-in, and Flash and reinstalling the following:
Breeze Add-in: 7,0,55,118
Flash 9,0,20,0
Safari 1.0.4 running in Rosetta Mode (get info >General>Run in Rosetta

Solved all problems. Thanks to Ian and GetBreeze for the research and tips.

Hi Ben, et. al.:

This issue will be addressed in the next release in the fall; the new
add-in will work on MacTel.

PROBLEM:
MacTel (Intel CPU Macs) have problems running the Breeze Add-in under
Mac OSX. When you login to a meeting, the add-in starts and displays
the text: "Loading Breeze" in
black, on a white background.
If you aren't sharing the screen or documents, the flash component of
Breeze will start correctly, and bring you into the meeting to view as
a participant without issue, But when you want to share the screen by
clicking "My computer screen", the add-in pops to the foreground and
keeps displaying the same "Loading Breeze" message. Nothing else
happens.

REASON:
Incompatibiltiy with Intel-based Mac. PowerPC-based Macs have no
issues. Unfortunately, there is no known workaround currently for this
problem.

Hope this helps!

Jeff Von Ward
Breeze Product Support Manager
Adobe Systems, Inc.

On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 19:54:54 +0000 (UTC), "BenSkelton"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>I'm getting the same thing ? I think it must be something to do with the fact
>that Breeze is not ready for the new intel Macs (the add-in must not be a
>Universal Binary). I wish this would happen soon as I would like to start using
>Breeze more regularly. Right now the only tool that seems to work on the new
>intel Macs is LiveMeeting (ironically by Microsoft)!
>

I'm getting the same thing — I think it must be something to do with the fact that Breeze is not ready for the new intel Macs (the add-in must not be a Universal Binary). I wish this would happen soon as I would like to start using Breeze more regularly. Right now the only tool that seems to work on the new intel Macs is LiveMeeting (ironically by Microsoft)!