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.

Yes, I know there is already Photoshop.com where I can access this... but can we just add a little overlap by adding Photoshop Express to Acrobat.com also or even just add some of the functionality?

Yes, I know there is already Photoshop.com where I can access this... but can we just add a little overlap by adding Photoshop Express to Acrobat.com also or even just add some of the functionality?

Open a Buzzword document into a ConnectNow Meeting and enable all users to edit in real time.  If user A makes a change while the document is being viewed, user B sees the change in real time. 

Users should also be able to co-navigate the document while its in the meeting so they are always looking at the same thing although unsynced viewing should alslo be an option.

Open a Buzzword document into a ConnectNow Meeting and enable all users to edit in real time.  If user A makes a change while the document is being viewed, user B sees the change in real time. 

Users should also be able to co-navigate the document while its in the meeting so they are always looking at the same thing although unsynced viewing should alslo be an option.

If closing the gap between your Buzzword documents and your share account is our goal, we should also consider having one common approach in letting people integrate those documents into their application.

The acrobat.com Document Services provide already today a nice and powerful way of accessing the share documents, and should be also then used for people allowing (read-only?) access to their Buzzword created documents.

This for the entire online Acrobat suite. How about a preferences option that allows users to select a theme for the connectnow, buzzword interfaces? Nothing much, just a different combination of colors.

This for the entire online Acrobat suite. How about a preferences option that allows users to select a theme for the connectnow, buzzword interfaces? Nothing much, just a different combination of colors.

Possibly too early to request this but I believe Adobe is working on a version of Flash for the iPhone. Once that's accomplished, could we get an App for the Ipod Touch / iPhone? It would be the first of its kind and open Acrobat up to a whole new market!

Sources:

http://www.engadget.com/2008/03/19/adobe-says-flash-is-coming-to-the-iphone/

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2009/01/31/apple-teams-up-with-adobe-for-iphone-flash-at-long-last?icid=sphere_blogsmith_inpage_engadget

and most importantly,

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2009/02/01/adobe-confirms-flash-for-iphone-in-the-works-apple-is-assisting/