Using an ebook in a a Pod

[Qamar33337576ov3j]

Since we have now gone to using ebooks rather than printed training material, it seems i cannot share my ebook in a POD.

I am able to share a website though

Regards

Qamar

[Jorma_at_CoSo]

Your ebook would need to be one of the supportd file types for the Share pod. If it's not something like a PDF doc, then you'd need to either share it through the Files pod and allow each attendee to download a local copy for themselves or use the screen sharing function of the Share pod to allow others to see your local view of the ebook. 

[Qamar33337576ov3j]

Thanks for the reply. What are the supported file formats for sharing in a POD?
Regards

Qamar Naseem
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[Jorma_at_CoSo]

The following file types can be uploaded into a Share pod in an Adobe Connect room:

• Microsoft PowerPoint presentations (PPT or PPTX)
• Images and animations (JPG, JPEG, PNG, or GIF)
• Adobe Acrobat document files (PDF)
• Video files (MP4)
• Audio files (MP3)
• Custom Pod applications (ZIP or POD)
• Adobe Presenter content packaged as a ZIP file
• Adobe Captivate content packaged as a ZIP file

Note: a ZIP file must contain a file called index.htm or index.html and may contain multiple referenced files (HTML, images, JavaScript, videos, etc.) 

Full documentation can be found here: https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-connect/kb/content-uploading-issues.html 

[Andrew Chemey]

@Qamar33337576ov3j,

If you are still looking to do this, please reach out to me: andrew.chemey@envolvemedia.com

I put a quick POC together that I wanted to walk through; and use it to understand the features you might want to use.

-Andrew