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svineoere
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November 5, 2014
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The program can't connect with bluetooth devise. Why? It should because this is the new mode of communication

  • November 5, 2014
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Hi,

Why doesn't the program connect with a Bluetooth devise. It should, because this is the mode of communication now.

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Dov Isaacs
Legend
November 5, 2014

Just so we understand what you are talking about, please expand on what you mean by in terms of “the program connect with a Bluetooth devise?”

Are you requesting that somehow Acrobat or Reader on Windows or MacOS be able to access documents on either a mobile device or another computer accessible somehow by Bluetooth? If there is a connection between such a device and a Windows or MacOS computer as a mounted volume, we should already be able to access PDF files on said device. However, if there is no such connection, Acrobat or Reader aren't setup to establish new network connections.

Please advise as to your actual expectations?

          - Dov

- Dov Isaacs, former Adobe Principal Scientist (April 30, 1990 - May 30, 2021)
svineoere
svineoereAuthor
Participant
November 6, 2014

Hi Dov,

I am talking about Adobe connect, I am performing on-line classes, and I would like to use a wireless headset/Bluetooth devise in my session, but activating the Bluetooth blocks me to log into the session. Please let me know if this can be fixed, so I can use this technology.

Regards,

Helle

Dov Isaacs
Legend
November 6, 2014

Hi Helle,

Adobe Connect has nothing to do with the Adobe Acrobat product line (although for a short period of time it was marketed as Acrobat Connect). We do have a separate forum for Adobe Connect. I'll move this thread to that forum and one of the experts there may be able to assist you appropriately.

          - Dov

PS:     I could almost swear that at one time I in fact did use a BlueTooth headset (including microphone) with Connect, but not in recent times. 

- Dov Isaacs, former Adobe Principal Scientist (April 30, 1990 - May 30, 2021)