If a Forms feature were added to Buzzword, similar to the one in MS Word 2003 and, probably like PDF Forms in Acrobat, that would be easier for those who make worksheets for their students or who make forms for business purposes. This would be a major convenience.

If a Forms feature were added to Buzzword, similar to the one in MS Word 2003 and, probably like PDF Forms in Acrobat, that would be easier for those who make worksheets for their students or who make forms for business purposes. This would be a major convenience.

I'm a writer and have to stick to word counts. Often it's helpful to just count a portion of a document. In MS Word, I just select the section to count first, but that seems to have no effect in Buzzword.

It would be great if the selection automatically showed up in word count, or alternatively even if I had to specifically click something like "Count selection" as long as I could get a partial word count.

Thanks.

I'm a writer and have to stick to word counts. Often it's helpful to just count a portion of a document. In MS Word, I just select the section to count first, but that seems to have no effect in Buzzword.

It would be great if the selection automatically showed up in word count, or alternatively even if I had to specifically click something like "Count selection" as long as I could get a partial word count.

Thanks.

Imagine having a file system where you can open document files in Buzzword, Google Docs, Zoho, or ANY other online document editor.  With an offline AIR app, we could probably also open documents in OpenOffice and Word (or maybe an offline Buzzword editor).  Acrobat.com can be a central place to store these files and the hub used to open, edit, and share them.  This idea is similar to how Photoshop.com can share pictures with other services like Facebook.  It'll be great start to opening up the web and working together, instead of being isolated and proprietary.

Imagine having a file system where you can open document files in Buzzword, Google Docs, Zoho, or ANY other online document editor.  With an offline AIR app, we could probably also open documents in OpenOffice and Word (or maybe an offline Buzzword editor).  Acrobat.com can be a central place to store these files and the hub used to open, edit, and share them.  This idea is similar to how Photoshop.com can share pictures with other services like Facebook.  It'll be great start to opening up the web and working together, instead of being isolated and proprietary.