Upload a SWF file and embed it in a Adobe Buzzword document (with publish-export Acrobat capability) in order to share and see a Flasj movie inside Adobe My Files. Thanks.

I saw a request for a simple database for PDF data, but I'd like to see something that's just a step further along. One of the hardest things for a Flash designer to do is deal with data. If there were a graphical online SaaS that would allow Flash Designers to make simple databases to tie into Flash projects, I would think that would make it a lot easier for freelancers to do more projects. The more likely use cases would be simple logins, contact information, and game or eLearning scores.

I saw a request for a simple database for PDF data, but I'd like to see something that's just a step further along. One of the hardest things for a Flash designer to do is deal with data. If there were a graphical online SaaS that would allow Flash Designers to make simple databases to tie into Flash projects, I would think that would make it a lot easier for freelancers to do more projects. The more likely use cases would be simple logins, contact information, and game or eLearning scores.

I would like to see a 64 bit flash version for minefield, or a limited plugin that would convert 32 bit flash as a 64 bit viewer.  I have started using Mozilla Minefield 64bit (firefox) without flash and refuse to stop uising it just because there is no flash!  at the very least there is a hell of a lot less advertising crap because there is no flash installed.

I am beta testing Windows 7 64bit and I believe that most other beta testers have also adopted the 64 bit version.  Why should flash 10 64 bit only be available in Linux?  I had to dump IE8 64bit because of similar flash issues.

Please address this problem before Win 7 is offically launched.

Mike Smith

I would like to see a 64 bit flash version for minefield, or a limited plugin that would convert 32 bit flash as a 64 bit viewer.  I have started using Mozilla Minefield 64bit (firefox) without flash and refuse to stop uising it just because there is no flash!  at the very least there is a hell of a lot less advertising crap because there is no flash installed.

I am beta testing Windows 7 64bit and I believe that most other beta testers have also adopted the 64 bit version.  Why should flash 10 64 bit only be available in Linux?  I had to dump IE8 64bit because of similar flash issues.

Please address this problem before Win 7 is offically launched.

Mike Smith

Many websites like YouTube use a Flash Video format that enables highly-compressed streaming video to effectively play in most browsers.
However, the inconvenience with this type of format is that you will not be able to download it by using your “Save target as” option.
There are currently three common ways available to download/capture/save streaming videos online to your computer:
1. Using download-helper websites (i.e. KeepVid, Youtube Downloader).
2. Capture the video using a Firefox extension (Firefox Video Downloader)
3. Save the video by using commercial software products (CamStudio, Replay AV, WM Recorder).

Even after downloading a video from YouTube using one of the options above you end up with a FLV file that needs to be converted into a format that most players including iTunes accept.
Alternatively you could buy special software like Winamp that is able to play FLV directly without conversion.

Create PDF from YouTube could simplify this awkward workflow by downloading a se

Many websites like YouTube use a Flash Video format that enables highly-compressed streaming video to effectively play in most browsers.
However, the inconvenience with this type of format is that you will not be able to download it by using your “Save target as” option.
There are currently three common ways available to download/capture/save streaming videos online to your computer:
1. Using download-helper websites (i.e. KeepVid, Youtube Downloader).
2. Capture the video using a Firefox extension (Firefox Video Downloader)
3. Save the video by using commercial software products (CamStudio, Replay AV, WM Recorder).

Even after downloading a video from YouTube using one of the options above you end up with a FLV file that needs to be converted into a format that most players including iTunes accept.
Alternatively you could buy special software like Winamp that is able to play FLV directly without conversion.

Create PDF from YouTube could simplify this awkward workflow by downloading a se

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/

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/