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March 25, 2009 | Posted by Cari Jansen
Adobe’s today launched Acrobat.com Ideas. A portal through which you can submit ideas, vote on ideas and comment on other’s ideas. If you not yet used Acrobat.com: it is well worth a try. You can work collaboratively using Acrobat.com. For instance use it to set-up shared PDF reviews with your client through Adobe’s ConnectNow, or use Buzzword, Adobe’s online word processor or share your files and even create PDFs.
Web-reference: Acrobat.com Ideas.
Topics: Acrobat Professional, Adobe | 4 Comments »
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March 25th, 2009 at 11:04 pm
Thanks for getting the word out. We’re anxious to hear what users want for upcoming versions of all the products and also what new products they’d use.
Regards,
Lisa
March 29th, 2009 at 3:42 pm
to follow up on Lisa’s comment:
If you have a feature request for any Adobe Application, put it in writing and submit your idea.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
January 31st, 2011 at 6:25 pm
Hi,
acrobat.com seems to be out for some time now and I’m currently trying to find out, what it can do in terms of collaboration on PDFs.
Unfortunalety, the Adobe forums are fully useless, no reply on concrete questions and even the Pre-Sales support does not care about questions. Very bad!!!
Maybe I find some answers here:
1.) Having imported a document to acrobat.com, how about flexibly moving the elements (text and images) – on pixel level?
2.) Stickies: Can a sticky be freely located to a certain x,y position and will the element it refers to highlighted?
BR
February 4th, 2011 at 12:19 pm
Rainer,
You can commence a collaborative commenting & review process from Adobe Acrobat itself, and utilise Acrobat.com for this. Basically the PDF is uploaded to Acrobat.com and reviewers will receive an email. They can download the PDF to their computer and upload their comments and download other people’s comments. The purpose of the review process is that multiple people can see each others comments and comment/respond simultaneously.
If you want to edit PDFs you’d need Adobe Acrobat, but really it’s not designed for full-scale PDF editing, more for minor changes. Generally corrections are made in the source document from which the PDF was generated, and then a new version of the PDF is uploaded for final review/approval.
Cheers,
Cari