Can I Add Adobe Mobile to My iPad?
If you are unable to attend a business meeting in person but you still need to participate, you might prefer to use video conferencing with Adobe Connect Mobile, and wonder whether you can use this service with your iPad. Adobe Connect Mobile is available from Apple's App Store, and you can easily install it on your iPad.
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About the iPad
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Apple's iPad is a tablet computer with a touch-sensitive display. It comes with a built-in camera and speaker and a 9.7-inch backlit LED display, making it suitable for recording video of you and transmitting it over the Internet while simultaneously displaying video of people attending a meeting in another location.
Adobe Connect Mobile
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Adobe Connect Mobile is a free app from Adobe, which runs on Apple devices with the iOS 4 operating system, including the iPhone, the iPod Touch and the iPad. Use Adobe Connect Mobile to participate in an online meeting with video conferencing, as well as view documents being presented, such as PDFs and videos. You can also use Adobe Connect Mobile to exchange text messages with participants during a meeting.
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The iPad and the Internet
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The basic iPad model can connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi whenever it is in range of a Wi-Fi network. The iPad Wi-Fi +3G model also connects to the Internet via cellular data networks, making it useful for attending a meeting with Adobe Connect Mobile when you are not in range of a Wi-Fi network.
Add Adobe Connect Mobile to Your iPad
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Press the iPad's "Home" button, located below the touch-sensitive display. Tap the "App Store" icon to access Apple's App Store. Tap "Search," then type "Adobe Connect Mobile" in the search field. Tap "Search," and then tap the name of the app from the list of results. Tap the word "Free" next to the words "Adobe Connect Mobile," and then tap "Install." Type your Apple ID when prompted. The Adobe Connect Mobile app downloads and installs on your iPad. Tap the icon of the Adobe Connect Mobile app to launch it.
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