The Acrobat Connect team has just pushed out a public beta of BRIO, the next version of Acrobat Connect. It was built with Flex 2.0.1 and is a great demo of the sorts of things folks can build with the Cocomo components that will be coming out soon hopefully. Everyone can play with this for free, you'll be able to host a fully functional web meeting with up to 3 people (which frankly covers a lot of my meetings, and I'm in a ton of them)!
Play with BRIO, built with Flex!
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