Launch Adobe Connect from Application

I have a custom C#/WPF application that allows a user to interact with a remote traveler. The application will do the following things:
Launch Adobe Connect
Login to an Adobe Connect account
Send the remote traveler a link to that Adobe Connect session
Interact with the remote user with video/audio via Adobe Connect.
For steps 1&2 I show an embedded html window with the link to login to the account. This works fine. After the login succeeds, Adobe Connect takes over the entire screen, which then hides my custom application.
Is there a way to do this type of launch without Adobe Connect taking over the screen? I would like to keep it in a browser window of my choosing so I can organize my user's screen.
Or - is there a better way to launch Adobe Connect from a custom application?
Thanks

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