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Hello,

I'm very satisfied with acorbat.com service. The Adobe team really did a good job!

Altought, there are some features that would not only simplify the way we organize our files, but make easier to find we are looking for, in a large amount of files.

1st. The possibility of includind subfolders (it's a basic but important feature that was forgotten)

2nd. A multi-tag search. If we have the possibility of including two or more tags for a single file, why can't we use this, in favor of us, to find them? I explain: Sometimes we don't know exactely what we're looking for, but we know that`s something that was studied at "university", in "2010" and about "Laws" (for example), so that it would be finded imediately combining these tags.

For time it's all!

Best Regards,

Hugo Marques

Hello,

I'm very satisfied with acorbat.com service. The Adobe team really did a good job!

Altought, there are some features that would not only simplify the way we organize our files, but make easier to find we are looking for, in a large amount of files.

1st. The possibility of includind subfolders (it's a basic but important feature that was forgotten)

2nd. A multi-tag search. If we have the possibility of including two or more tags for a single file, why can't we use this, in favor of us, to find them? I explain: Sometimes we don't know exactely what we're looking for, but we know that`s something that was studied at "university", in "2010" and about "Laws" (for example), so that it would be finded imediately combining these tags.

For time it's all!

Best Regards,

Hugo Marques

When I have a Buzzword file open, I can easily open a 2nd document by choosing Document > Open. This opens a new browser tab which shows me my Organizer, and I can choose a 2nd document.

When I have a PDF, PPT, DOC, etc open, there is no Document > Open. So I have to close my existing document. Or, I have to manually: 1) open new browser tab (and Control-T doesn't work in Acrobat.Com!), 2) type "www.acrobat.com", 3) choose a 2nd document.

Can we have File > Open when viewing a PDF, PPT, DOC, etc, which does the same thing as Buzzword's Document > Open?

My organization operates a small to mid-size hosting group and and we are looking for ways to expand. Hosting a MySQL-PHP enabled site should be a goal of every website; so the need to develop accessible programs for hosting. The solution; Acrobat©. 

The concept is based upon the usage of Acrobat© in conjunction with MySQL, as a document assistant manager in building, reviewing, archiving, networking, deploying, organizing and notarizing secure document management. 

I have have also seen the need for improved PHP work flow, of which Acrobat© can increase considerably. This would include secure filing, tag documentation, array system management, packaging and SDK distribution, license management, encryption and recycling and continued support for CVS/Version Control.

Acrobat© is a flexible, user-friendly application which can easily integrated into the developer's environment.  

Navigating within any digital accessible vertical environment is a priority for a system a

My organization operates a small to mid-size hosting group and and we are looking for ways to expand. Hosting a MySQL-PHP enabled site should be a goal of every website; so the need to develop accessible programs for hosting. The solution; Acrobat©. 

The concept is based upon the usage of Acrobat© in conjunction with MySQL, as a document assistant manager in building, reviewing, archiving, networking, deploying, organizing and notarizing secure document management. 

I have have also seen the need for improved PHP work flow, of which Acrobat© can increase considerably. This would include secure filing, tag documentation, array system management, packaging and SDK distribution, license management, encryption and recycling and continued support for CVS/Version Control.

Acrobat© is a flexible, user-friendly application which can easily integrated into the developer's environment.  

Navigating within any digital accessible vertical environment is a priority for a system a

In the beta of Acrobat.com, clicking on a non-Acrobat.com created file would bring up a preview page that would show file details (name, size, download & embed URLs, who owns it, etc.), and it would preview the file if Acrobat.com was able to, if not it would display a generic graphic and the user would be prompted to download the file. Also files that Flash obviously understands like F4V do not preview (not even a frame grab).

Now I feel we have taken a step backwards. The info panel is no longer there (you can find most of the same info, but it is no longer in one place). While it is nice to have a full panel to preview files adding a collapsible info panel would be great. Additionally, we preview fewer file formats now. I remember previewing Word and PowerPoint files, now I just get prompted to download them (with no info panel that would have useful info like file size). 

In the beta of Acrobat.com, clicking on a non-Acrobat.com created file would bring up a preview page that would show file details (name, size, download & embed URLs, who owns it, etc.), and it would preview the file if Acrobat.com was able to, if not it would display a generic graphic and the user would be prompted to download the file. Also files that Flash obviously understands like F4V do not preview (not even a frame grab).

Now I feel we have taken a step backwards. The info panel is no longer there (you can find most of the same info, but it is no longer in one place). While it is nice to have a full panel to preview files adding a collapsible info panel would be great. Additionally, we preview fewer file formats now. I remember previewing Word and PowerPoint files, now I just get prompted to download them (with no info panel that would have useful info like file size).