MACROMEDIA BREEZE-USING THE BREEZE MANAGER Use Manual page 101

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If the person is not already a Breeze user, the person must enter an e-mail address and
password. The person is automatically created as a Breeze user (with no permissions) and
added to the enrollee list for the meeting.
To set up meeting self-registration:
Select the Meeting tab at the top of the Breeze Manager window.
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Navigate to the meeting for which you want to set up self-registration.
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In the meeting list, select the name of the meeting.
3.
The Meeting Information page appears.
Click the Self-Registration link in the navigation bar.
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On the Self-Registration page, click Yes for the Enable Self-Registration check box.
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Do one of the following:
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Click No to not add self-registered users to a group.
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Self-registration for users is enabled.
Click Yes, add users to the following group
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Self-registration for users is enabled. Select which group to add these users to from the pop-
up menu.
Click the Save button.
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To disable meeting self-registration:
Select the Meeting tab at the top of the Breeze Manager window.
1.
Navigate to the meeting for which you want to disable self-registration.
2.
For more information, see
In the meeting list, select the name of the meeting.
3.
The Meeting Information page appears.
Click the self-registration link in the navigation bar.
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On the Self-Registration page, deselect the Enable self-registration check box.
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Click the Save button.
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Moving a meeting
Account administrators, account meeting administrators, and users with permission to manage a
specific Meeting Library folder can change the location of a meeting.
To move a meeting:
Click the Meetings tab at the top of the Breeze Manager window.
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Navigate to the location of the meeting that you want to move.
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For more information, see
Select the check boxes that are located to the left of the meetings that you want to move.
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"Navigating the Meeting Library" on page
"Navigating the Meeting Library" on page
"Navigating the Meeting Library" on page
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