Hi Adobe People!

I was reading an E-Book today, and had the thought that it would be easier and more natural to scroll between the pages left-right rather than up and down. Perhaps an option to have this will be available in the future??

Examples of this in other places here:

I-Tunes' Album art view

Issuu's page flipping style

JavaPDF page turner feature

Perhaps even just an option within the Pages panel to have the pages scroll horizontally instead of vertically would be nice.

It's not neccessarily the turning feature of these, but the horizontal navigation of the pages that would make it more natural.

Also, some way (other than a scroll bar) to feel how far through a document you are.. Perhaps a visual "Pages Before vs Pages After current page" icon? 

I find i get disoriented reading anything on the computer for these reasons.

Thank you for you time :)

how do you convert a jpeg into a pdf without spending a small fortune or downloading temp programs?

Portfolios are ideally suited to transfer the paper filing schemes of lawyers, consultants etc. to the computer.

I scan all files coming from courts, lawyers etc., and dump them in a case folder. When on an appointment, I convert the case folder and the equivalent Outlook case folder to one big portfolio.

But I cannot put the case portfolio on an iPad and use it as the digital equivalent of a real life folder - lacking a decent portfolio reader, probably due to Flash.

I do not want to hand around my notebook.

I would prefer an additional searchable digital folder.

You might want to check with lawyers, consultants etc. and you'll find, that this would be a very much appreciated app for the iPad, that people would pay for.

When you hit the email button and the email pops up on the screen with the pdf as an attachment it would be very nice if the subject field was filled in with the filename from the PDF file (Outlook)

Adobe has great products that at times lack or have subpar features. Collaboration with market leaders will ensure these features are at the forefront of technology. By using APIs, Adobe can integrate the features while letting the market leaders worry about improvments to the features.

For Example:

SKYPE: Use them to incorporate calling services into Adobe Connect.

GOOGLE: Use them to incorporate file sharing, synchronization, mail and calendar.

I see some have suggested merging acrobat and photoshop online and that is a good idea.  What I am looking for is an online photo database like Adobe Bridge that has a lot of fields available for information, not keywords like Picasa and other photo services. So far I have not found anything like that on the web.

I see some have suggested merging acrobat and photoshop online and that is a good idea.  What I am looking for is an online photo database like Adobe Bridge that has a lot of fields available for information, not keywords like Picasa and other photo services. So far I have not found anything like that on the web.

It seems obvious that Acrobat.com should be able to upload and convert to PDF docs from it's own products i.e. InDesign

It seems obvious that Acrobat.com should be able to upload and convert to PDF docs from it's own products i.e. InDesign

I've recently discovered the photoshop.com mobile app for the iphone and was I was to see something similar for the acrobat.com service.

The ability to view stored files, create new documents and sheets with the app would be another useful feature.