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The future for Acrobat.com – and for the office?
Monday, June 15th, 2009
Those with a long memory may well remember Adobe’s first attempt to conquer the business market with the launch of Acrobat Exchange and its promise of the “paperless office” built around the round-robin swapping of PDFs. The arrival of the internet largely put paid to that original all-encompassing vision but now, sixteen years later, Adobe is back for a second bite at the cherry with the announcement of the official out-of-beta launch of Acrobat.com.
So is Adobe likely to be any more successful this time around? The recent press briefing, given by product manager Eric Larsen and hosted within Acrobat.com itself, was certainly interesting…
Tags: acrobat, acrobat.com, adobe, digital design, Google, google docs, google wave, pdf
Posted in: Newsdesk, Real World Computing
Acrobat.com: From PDF to Flash
Friday, July 4th, 2008
As I said in my recent review, the launch of Acrobat 9 is the most important release in years. Naturally most of the attention has been on the incorporation of the Flash player into the Adobe Reader with all that this means in terms of media handling and interactivity.
However it’s possible that the associated launch of Acrobat.com will eventually prove even more significant.
Tags: acrobat, acrobat.com, adobe, digital design, Flash, pdf
Posted in: Real World Computing, Software
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