Differences between Connect and ConnectNow Add-ins

Recently I took a look at the Adobe Connect 8 and I noticed that it useses different add-in for screen sharing. Dialog for selecting what to share is much better in the Adobe Connect 8: looks better, popups on top of current window(no need to click on taskbar), it is modal. I was wondering if it is possible to use this plugin from lccs(i.e. implement custom ScreenSharePublisher)?
Best Regards, Aleksey

+1 vote.  We have the same need.  We want to integrate ScreenSharePublisher seamlessly into our AIR app.  The permissions dialog doesn't work for us.  We would want the ability to customize.
We also need the ability to automatically share a specific rectangular area of the screen.  The coordinates for this area is calculated by our app.  Is there any way to do this with the ScreenSharePublisher API?
Thanks!

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