I use the acrobat.com storage service almost all the time. I always have to look for some specific files that I use a lot (manuals, presentations, etc).

IDEA: Why don't you add a sorting button or a little box somewhere, that shows the most accessed or "favorite" files?

I use the acrobat.com storage service almost all the time. I always have to look for some specific files that I use a lot (manuals, presentations, etc).

IDEA: Why don't you add a sorting button or a little box somewhere, that shows the most accessed or "favorite" files?

ConnectNow: Files Pod + MyFiles

CURRENTLY:

- "Upload a File" button gives you access to upload your computer files. (great feature!)

- "Save a File" button gives you the ability to save files to your computer. (great feature!)

SUGGEST:

- "Upload/Save a file from MyFiles!" (great additional feature!!!!!)

Having this extra button would give a major improvement to File Sharing/Accessibility/Storage within the Acrobat.com Cloud.

When many people share a bunch of files with me, my "My Files" view just becomes a long list of files without context. I propose that a new way of sorting be introduced, sorting by event or reason.

When you share files with people, you would specify the reason, say "Project A". When those people look at their "My Files" view sorted in the "Event/Reason" method, they would see all files related to "Project A" under a "Project A" heading. Subsequent file shares with the same reason, e.g. "Project A", would therefore end-up under the proper heading.

In this way, you would have more information about the context under which the files were shared with you rather than staring at a meaningless list of files.

When many people share a bunch of files with me, my "My Files" view just becomes a long list of files without context. I propose that a new way of sorting be introduced, sorting by event or reason.

When you share files with people, you would specify the reason, say "Project A". When those people look at their "My Files" view sorted in the "Event/Reason" method, they would see all files related to "Project A" under a "Project A" heading. Subsequent file shares with the same reason, e.g. "Project A", would therefore end-up under the proper heading.

In this way, you would have more information about the context under which the files were shared with you rather than staring at a meaningless list of files.

Currently uploading is one file at a time. Multi-tasking is impossible when feeding uploads works like quarters into a pop machine ....Plink .....Plink ....Plink .....Plink :)

I have selected multiple files, dragged and dropped them on the FILES Pod... now take them! :P

I would you like to organize my uploaded files by themes, for example. Now, I have all my files in only "desktop". The organization could be with folders or groups. For example: "Network Classes Files", "Java Development Tutorials Files", etc.

I would you like to organize my uploaded files by themes, for example. Now, I have all my files in only "desktop". The organization could be with folders or groups. For example: "Network Classes Files", "Java Development Tutorials Files", etc.

I would love the ability to view and annotate uploaded images, PDFs, even photoshop or swf files in ConnectNow. Currently the only way to annotate a document is by sharing screens and, although great, the resolution quality is not fantastic. Furthermore, if you are not willing to share your screen, annotating a design is not possible.

The way I envision this working is you upload your file (be it JPEG, PNG, PDF, SWF etc.) and in the files pod you click an "Annotate" button. The file then gets loaded into either the whiteboard pod or its own new pod and the annotation tools appear. This will allow designers to collaborate very closely with their clients on specific design changes (and at a good resolution).