I would love to have an IM client that was tightly integrated with Acrobat.com.  Some use cases where I see this being useful:

1) File Organizer: there is a buddy list that is pre-populated with everyone I've interacted with on the site.  From this buddy list, it says if a user is online on Acrobat.com or not.  If they are online, I have the ability to initiate a text/voice/video chat with them or optionally invite them into a ConnectNow meeting or to view a document with me.  The experience from the File Organizer view would be similar to that in Gmail Chat.

2) Buzzword: While Viewing a Buzzword Document, I would see a list of my collaborators as I do today, but there would additionally be presence information and if the person was online I could initiate a chat with them and invite them to view the document with me so I could clarify any questions I had with them.  I would also love to receive automatic notifications such that if I am on the site, and someone comes to view or e

I would love to have an IM client that was tightly integrated with Acrobat.com.  Some use cases where I see this being useful:

1) File Organizer: there is a buddy list that is pre-populated with everyone I've interacted with on the site.  From this buddy list, it says if a user is online on Acrobat.com or not.  If they are online, I have the ability to initiate a text/voice/video chat with them or optionally invite them into a ConnectNow meeting or to view a document with me.  The experience from the File Organizer view would be similar to that in Gmail Chat.

2) Buzzword: While Viewing a Buzzword Document, I would see a list of my collaborators as I do today, but there would additionally be presence information and if the person was online I could initiate a chat with them and invite them to view the document with me so I could clarify any questions I had with them.  I would also love to receive automatic notifications such that if I am on the site, and someone comes to view or e

First of all, the History feature is a great enhancement to collaboration.

However, I'd wish to be able to say which version of my document finds its way to the "history line".

The reason: When I am working on a document I do SAVE often and so the time line is populated with steps which represent just little changes, instead of major milestones in the document. A result is, that I can't often go back in time more than two days.

Would be great to have something like SAVE SNAPSHOT to preserve certain steps in the live cycle of the document.

First of all, the History feature is a great enhancement to collaboration.

However, I'd wish to be able to say which version of my document finds its way to the "history line".

The reason: When I am working on a document I do SAVE often and so the time line is populated with steps which represent just little changes, instead of major milestones in the document. A result is, that I can't often go back in time more than two days.

Would be great to have something like SAVE SNAPSHOT to preserve certain steps in the live cycle of the document.

Please consider adding feature to Buzzword to post an article to popular blogging applications, such as Wordpress, Moveable Type, ....

Buzzword is a great authoring and collaboration tool. Now we need a way to share the content in a web services enviroment.

Use Buzzword as a front end to InDesign. Writers & editors collaborate in Buzzword, then send to InDesign for production

Use Buzzword as a front end to InDesign. Writers & editors collaborate in Buzzword, then send to InDesign for production

This is a test idea which documents the benefits of collaboration.

I think we should have more collaboration tools so that:

• Associates can communicate more effectively.
• Associates can share files without emailing.
• Associates can expand thoughts and ideas.

Thanks for the consideration.

This is a test idea which documents the benefits of collaboration.

I think we should have more collaboration tools so that:

• Associates can communicate more effectively.
• Associates can share files without emailing.
• Associates can expand thoughts and ideas.

Thanks for the consideration.