Make a video collaboration tool on Acrobat Connectnow to allow users to collaboratively edit a movie using similar tools as in Adobe Premiere or other commercial video editing software. If all of this was online it would be very easy to make videos for projects, etc. with friends without having them download software.

Allow videos to be uploaded either as files from a person's computer (.mov, .wmv, .mpg, .mp4, etc.) or from video sites like Youtube, Google Videos, etc. using just the link to the video. The exported video can also be exported into various formats and saved to the user's files or just directly downloaded to the user's computer.

The software does not have to use processing power on Adobe servers since flash can probably use hardware acceleration on client computers to process/convert videos, apply transitions, etc.

Even better would be to make the software work with Adobe AIR for more hardware use and offline use.

This would be really nice for collaborative video proj

Just one button to erase the commercial-ad on screen.

Thanxxxxx!

Just one button to erase the commercial-ad on screen.

Thanxxxxx!

I would like to see the ability to assign others to approve files. Where you can select users already in the system to get and approve files without the ability to change them. Perhaps also with an optional due date for this approval. This would be a great way to keep documents online without the need to print them and get them signed.

It would also be good to have the ability to notify people automatically of changes made to documents.

I would like to see the ability to assign others to approve files. Where you can select users already in the system to get and approve files without the ability to change them. Perhaps also with an optional due date for this approval. This would be a great way to keep documents online without the need to print them and get them signed.

It would also be good to have the ability to notify people automatically of changes made to documents.

1. Provide complete control of document versions in a hierarchical stack 
2. Users can access the complete version history of a document and view the content of previous versions
3. Users can send a guest user a single "static" document link, when a document is updated on Acrobat.com that guest user will automatically view the latest version of that document (regardless of how many changes where made to the original  --- since the link always points to the latest version.
4. Implementing a hierarchical stack will prevent updates to 'older' document version by limiting the initial view to only the most up-to-date version; while still allowing the user to access/view older document versions as needed.
5. Document versions should include: last updated by "name"; date/time stamp
6. Set Up "levels of permissions" on a document or folder: view only, edit, delete, etc...
7. Allow files to be stored and grouped in folders and subfolders, also with static hyperlinks, and permission levels
8. Allow customized sorting of d

I think JamJar on Adobe Labs is great.  If we could gear it more towards project and group management and integrate it onto Acrobat.com, I think we'll have a terrific community application.

I think JamJar on Adobe Labs is great.  If we could gear it more towards project and group management and integrate it onto Acrobat.com, I think we'll have a terrific community application.

Collaborating on a document should be easier.  We should be able to send someone a link so they can view and annotate a file without having to log-in.  We should strive to make collaboration a really, really, simple process to get started and powerful once after initiated.

Collaborating on a document should be easier.  We should be able to send someone a link so they can view and annotate a file without having to log-in.  We should strive to make collaboration a really, really, simple process to get started and powerful once after initiated.