Hello,

I work in an energy company in Brazil.
We need a lot of integration between our units.
Acrobat.com is a great solution, but works only in English and this makes the understandings of some officials. Thus causing some controversy and mistakes.

It would be very interesting if you Adobe.com make available the version in Portuguese, including the Brazilian date format (DD / MM / YYYY) rather than the U.S. format (MM / DD / YYYY).

Thank you very much for your attention and I look forward eagerly to be able to use the Acrobat.com in my native language.

Hello,

I work in an energy company in Brazil.
We need a lot of integration between our units.
Acrobat.com is a great solution, but works only in English and this makes the understandings of some officials. Thus causing some controversy and mistakes.

It would be very interesting if you Adobe.com make available the version in Portuguese, including the Brazilian date format (DD / MM / YYYY) rather than the U.S. format (MM / DD / YYYY).

Thank you very much for your attention and I look forward eagerly to be able to use the Acrobat.com in my native language.

Let me explain this..You are reading a Document and you find an hiperlink who could guide u to any place in the document... Once you are there, you want to go back to the page you were reading...

But how do you make it-.. Actually the only way is to go back and start to search the page where you were placed.. If you are reding just a document of 4 pages , there isn't any problem , but if you're reading a book, for example, it is really bored and stressfull, besides you lose a valuable time..

So i propose a BACK BUTTON. This button simply takes you to the last page seen. So, if you clicked an hyperlink, then you can click the BACK BUTTON and it will lead to the page you were reading....you save a lot of time with this new feature.

This is very usefull, for example, in scientific papers where usually the references are in the last page...and they're related in many parts of the document...

¡¡¡¡¡¡I KNOW THIS COULD HAVE HAPPENED TO YOU ¡¡¡¡

It's very common when you read a scientific paper and in some part of the document, for example in the first page,  you find a reference of the bibliography...then you have to look for the last page, WHERE THE REFERENCE USED TO BE, and read it...

This is nothing when you read just one short document or when you do it once...but when you do it MANY TIMES WITH DIFFERENT LARGE DOCUMENTS, AND WITH  A LOT OF REFERENCES, the process become stressful and slow..

SO I think the solution is to be able of manage different pages in the same window and completely independently each other, as i show in the picture...Maybe with a bar in the window you could divide it an set a half window with one page an the other half with another page, JUST LIKE OFFICE WORD 2007 CAN DO IT..

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡IF YOU USED TO READ SCIENTIFIC PAPERS, I KNOW THIS COULD HAVE HAPPEND TO YOU ..SO SUPPORT ME, TO AVOID A LOST OF TIME WHEN YOUR MAKING YOUR INVESTIGATION...

Why don't you have a drop down menu to translate fron one language to another?

Why don't you have a drop down menu to translate fron one language to another?

I think there should be a choice to add columns in adobe buzzword because then you could make documents such as Newsletters etc...

I think there should be a choice to add columns in adobe buzzword because then you could make documents such as Newsletters etc...

Google Spreadsheets (not Docs) allows me to upload a new version of any spreadsheet file I have edited offline and I want this feature in Buzzword. Practically speaking, it would allow me to more easily integrate my online and offline responsibilities since my sharing and other settings would be maintained. Euphemistically speaking, the paper world would talk to the digital world more easily.

Currently, if I edit a file offline I would have to either copy and paste the new content over the old OR upload the new file, delete the old, and recreate the sharing settings. This is not very efficient and it's easy to forget the last step. It's also annoying and time-consuming to have to reapply the sharing settings each time.

"Upload New Version" would be a very convenient feature that should be relatively easy to implement. The content in the new version of any file would simply replace the old version and the version log would need to be updated to include the change. No one need be any w

Google Spreadsheets (not Docs) allows me to upload a new version of any spreadsheet file I have edited offline and I want this feature in Buzzword. Practically speaking, it would allow me to more easily integrate my online and offline responsibilities since my sharing and other settings would be maintained. Euphemistically speaking, the paper world would talk to the digital world more easily.

Currently, if I edit a file offline I would have to either copy and paste the new content over the old OR upload the new file, delete the old, and recreate the sharing settings. This is not very efficient and it's easy to forget the last step. It's also annoying and time-consuming to have to reapply the sharing settings each time.

"Upload New Version" would be a very convenient feature that should be relatively easy to implement. The content in the new version of any file would simply replace the old version and the version log would need to be updated to include the change. No one need be any w