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May 27, 2006
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what is breeze?

  • May 27, 2006
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HI,

I've heard that breeze is powerful technology for online trainings and
presentations, but when I tried to download breeze on macromedia site,
it just created some trial account or something. So I don't understand:
breeze must run on macromedia server and I can just sign up? Is there a
way to design my own online meeting or training? Is there some
application or just macromedia web site to use breeze? I'm sad because
on macromedia site, there is only how great breeze is. But if I want to
try and use it, it provides me absolutely no info about how to use it
( please help

THANKS
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    Angela_Brown
    Participant
    June 2, 2006
    Hi Pepa,

    You may either sign up for a hosted account or purchase a Breeze licensed server. Purchasing a hosted account would mean that Adobe will host your Breeze server. However, if you decide to purchase a licensed server, you'll be the one responsible for hosting the Breeze applications. You may go to www.adobe.com/resources/breeze to learn more about the product. You may also contact the Adobe Sales team at (888) 649-2990 so that you could further discuss the options available.

    I hope this helps.
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    yoya11
    Participant
    June 19, 2006
    I had a similar confusion with the 15 days trial. does that mean that there is no way to create a breeze presentation, a narrated slideshow for example, on my computer without using a breeze/adobe/macromedia server. I had the impression breeze can work like flash or quicktime, that we can synchronize an audio track to its slides, add chapters, and have it hosted on any http server so that users can view it with a flash player in progressive download. is that not possible with breeze?
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