Adobe has great products that at times lack or have subpar features. Collaboration with market leaders will ensure these features are at the forefront of technology. By using APIs, Adobe can integrate the features while letting the market leaders worry about improvments to the features.

For Example:

SKYPE: Use them to incorporate calling services into Adobe Connect.

GOOGLE: Use them to incorporate file sharing, synchronization, mail and calendar.

Right now I'm reading the book "Presentation Zen" by Garr Reynolds. Its a great book about 
creating meaningful presentations. In the current chapter the authro
described how to approach the creating of a presentation. He states that
you should use brainstorming and mindmapping before you design your
presentation instead of of creating bullet lists over and over.

This made me think. Adobe has this Spring Graph component in the community 
exchange. Wouldnt it be great to have a brainstorm(mindmap)  mode in Adobe 
Presentations which lets you collect ideas, structure them (scribbles of 
images, keywords etc) and then create a presentation from your main nodes
of your mindmap. The mindmap shouldnt have a lot of features like icons , richtext etc. Just the possibility to structure and cluster your ideas.

Right now I'm reading the book "Presentation Zen" by Garr Reynolds. Its a great book about 
creating meaningful presentations. In the current chapter the authro
described how to approach the creating of a presentation. He states that
you should use brainstorming and mindmapping before you design your
presentation instead of of creating bullet lists over and over.

This made me think. Adobe has this Spring Graph component in the community 
exchange. Wouldnt it be great to have a brainstorm(mindmap)  mode in Adobe 
Presentations which lets you collect ideas, structure them (scribbles of 
images, keywords etc) and then create a presentation from your main nodes
of your mindmap. The mindmap shouldnt have a lot of features like icons , richtext etc. Just the possibility to structure and cluster your ideas.

This is a simple idea really, and similar to how TweetDeck integrate TwitPic and YFrog today, for easily uploading pictures and sharing their links on Twitter.

Here's what I envision for this integration between Acrobat.com and TweetDeck:

* First, just as a Twitter user is able to add multiple accounts and add a Facebook account, I would like to see an option for adding an Acrobat.com account in the Settings dialog box.

* Currently TweetDeck enables multiple Twitter accounts and also posting directly to FaceBook. I would like to see an Acrobat.com option next to FaceBook.  Alternatively, an Acrobat.com icon in the toolbar

* Clicking either of these options would bring up the 'Browse' dialog box for uploading any supported file to ones Acrobat.com account.

* An option would then come up for choosing whether to make the file publicly available or private, although on Twitter it's likely that most of the time the user would want to make it publicly available.

* Then just like shari

One of the most important things in this area of technology is record our presentations, some presenters or speakers are using technologies like youtube, however that kind of websites and technologies are not designed to do that, I think that a tool to record our presentations could be usefull, including if we can download to publish in our own websites, now, that tool could be integrated with Acrobat ConnectNow to allow save presentations with out limitations.

I hope that you use this idea.

Regards

John Bocachica

Colombia

One of the most important things in this area of technology is record our presentations, some presenters or speakers are using technologies like youtube, however that kind of websites and technologies are not designed to do that, I think that a tool to record our presentations could be usefull, including if we can download to publish in our own websites, now, that tool could be integrated with Acrobat ConnectNow to allow save presentations with out limitations.

I hope that you use this idea.

Regards

John Bocachica

Colombia

Adobe, as most people know, already has an update manager, which can install updates for all its programs.  However, I feel that Adobe should create the option to have Adobe Update Manager downloaded at the same time as Flash Player, Reader, Shockwave, AIR, etc.  A bundle like this would make it much easier to download the Adobe programs that everyone already loves to use.

In addition, Adobe Update Manager which, as stated earlier would be downloaded in the bundle, would be able to automatically connect to Adobe's website, at a scheduled time, in order to check for updates, and download and install these updates.

My idea is much like Java's (by Sun Microsystems) update manager.

Adobe, as most people know, already has an update manager, which can install updates for all its programs.  However, I feel that Adobe should create the option to have Adobe Update Manager downloaded at the same time as Flash Player, Reader, Shockwave, AIR, etc.  A bundle like this would make it much easier to download the Adobe programs that everyone already loves to use.

In addition, Adobe Update Manager which, as stated earlier would be downloaded in the bundle, would be able to automatically connect to Adobe's website, at a scheduled time, in order to check for updates, and download and install these updates.

My idea is much like Java's (by Sun Microsystems) update manager.

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.

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