It would be nice if the same basic editing capabilities of Acrobat reader (text edit, commenting etc.) were available on the screen. This would eliminate a couple of steps necessary when trying to make comments. Now you have to downloading it, make comments and re-upload the pdf.

It would also be nice if you got email notifications when changes were made. I have no way of knowing if anyone has reviewed by document unless i constantly check the website. 

It would be nice if the same basic editing capabilities of Acrobat reader (text edit, commenting etc.) were available on the screen. This would eliminate a couple of steps necessary when trying to make comments. Now you have to downloading it, make comments and re-upload the pdf.

It would also be nice if you got email notifications when changes were made. I have no way of knowing if anyone has reviewed by document unless i constantly check the website. 

I think it would be really useful if Acrobat.com became an entire office suite, with desktop publisher or vector drawing program, database, and even an email program and/or a (light) media player. It sometimes becomes really inconvient to have to use a flash drive with PortableApps on it. Also, I think the file organizers from Labs, Buzzword, and ACOM Share should be integrated; maybe there could be like some kind of smart detection to know which program to run.

I think it would be really useful if Acrobat.com became an entire office suite, with desktop publisher or vector drawing program, database, and even an email program and/or a (light) media player. It sometimes becomes really inconvient to have to use a flash drive with PortableApps on it. Also, I think the file organizers from Labs, Buzzword, and ACOM Share should be integrated; maybe there could be like some kind of smart detection to know which program to run.

Buzzword should allow for viewers of the doc to receive an email whenever changes are made to the document. There should also be an option to either receive separate emails for every change or to receive a digest on a weekly or daily basis. Moreover, the author should have the ability to check "Minor change -do not send update" in case s/he feels that teh change does not deserve notification. 

Buzzword should allow for viewers of the doc to receive an email whenever changes are made to the document. There should also be an option to either receive separate emails for every change or to receive a digest on a weekly or daily basis. Moreover, the author should have the ability to check "Minor change -do not send update" in case s/he feels that teh change does not deserve notification. 

I love Acrobat.com but I would love it even more if it incorporated the abilities like those of some of its Air products. i.e.: add something like "Remember the Milk" for tasks and "Universal Inbox" for a single source location for email, news, photos and etc. Make a complete business package of file storage, collaboration, presentation, on-line meeting, email, scheduling (calendar), tasks or projects tracking, contact database and buzzword AND interlink them for easy apps switching or file sharing or note taking.

Adobe has the ability of blowing Microsoft away, so Please, show us what you got!!!!

I love Acrobat.com but I would love it even more if it incorporated the abilities like those of some of its Air products. i.e.: add something like "Remember the Milk" for tasks and "Universal Inbox" for a single source location for email, news, photos and etc. Make a complete business package of file storage, collaboration, presentation, on-line meeting, email, scheduling (calendar), tasks or projects tracking, contact database and buzzword AND interlink them for easy apps switching or file sharing or note taking.

Adobe has the ability of blowing Microsoft away, so Please, show us what you got!!!!

Maybe have an online Acrobat.com version of it as well. It would integrate well with the rest of the office productivity suite. Maybe later on create an AIR version to replace my Outlook. 

Working in an industry where electronic submission security is extremely important (healthcare) it would be great to have a free tool that allows me compose a message to another user and send them a link to download a file hosted on the acrobat.com servers, instead of emailing them an encrypted version of said file.  GoDaddy recently launched a service like this (www.thebigsend.com) but it's littered with ads and, in my opinion, very poorly executed.

If Adobe could tie in a tool similar to this, but more aesthetically and functionally appealing, I think it would be a great addition to this product suite.  I'd love to hit acrobat.com, specify the recipient, upload the file, and when that completes the person receives an email stating they have a file waiting for them to download.  Maybe they have to create an account before downloading the file, I don't know....there are a few different ways to ensure the person downloading the file is actually the person who the email was meant for.