I've been looking for some time for an online book product that doesn't involve downloading software - all online. It should be like a scrapbook in that it allows you to add pictures, photos, video, audio, etc and also allows you to open it up to people who can view and edit (and tweet). You should also be able to design the look and feel and the presentation should be book like (you can turn the pages). I was looking for this because I wanted to create a kind of user manual on a subject and wanted to work collaboratively with people and the only scrapbooking type software looked too much like photo albums and also involved big downloads. It could also be used for kids school projects or maybe for people wanting to create books as part of a team- maybe if you're a member of a fanclub.

It's different to just a regular web site as I want it to look like a book that you could print off (without the video and audio of course!) or save to a CD.

If anyone knows of something that already exist

I've been looking for some time for an online book product that doesn't involve downloading software - all online. It should be like a scrapbook in that it allows you to add pictures, photos, video, audio, etc and also allows you to open it up to people who can view and edit (and tweet). You should also be able to design the look and feel and the presentation should be book like (you can turn the pages). I was looking for this because I wanted to create a kind of user manual on a subject and wanted to work collaboratively with people and the only scrapbooking type software looked too much like photo albums and also involved big downloads. It could also be used for kids school projects or maybe for people wanting to create books as part of a team- maybe if you're a member of a fanclub.

It's different to just a regular web site as I want it to look like a book that you could print off (without the video and audio of course!) or save to a CD.

If anyone knows of something that already exist

I love Acrobat.com but I would love it even more if it incorporated the abilities like those of some of its Air products. i.e.: add something like "Remember the Milk" for tasks and "Universal Inbox" for a single source location for email, news, photos and etc. Make a complete business package of file storage, collaboration, presentation, on-line meeting, email, scheduling (calendar), tasks or projects tracking, contact database and buzzword AND interlink them for easy apps switching or file sharing or note taking.

Adobe has the ability of blowing Microsoft away, so Please, show us what you got!!!!

I love Acrobat.com but I would love it even more if it incorporated the abilities like those of some of its Air products. i.e.: add something like "Remember the Milk" for tasks and "Universal Inbox" for a single source location for email, news, photos and etc. Make a complete business package of file storage, collaboration, presentation, on-line meeting, email, scheduling (calendar), tasks or projects tracking, contact database and buzzword AND interlink them for easy apps switching or file sharing or note taking.

Adobe has the ability of blowing Microsoft away, so Please, show us what you got!!!!

In Buzzword, you should be able to make a group with you friends. So when you need to share a file with them, you don't have to put all the e-mails on the sharing list, just insert the group name.

In Buzzword, you should be able to make a group with you friends. So when you need to share a file with them, you don't have to put all the e-mails on the sharing list, just insert the group name.

I need to send out newsletters to members of my association. At present there seems to be no facility for importing multiple addresses from Mac OS applications, other than manually, one by one. Can we come up with a system that allows multiple imports please?

I am new to acrobat.com, but already I can see its advantages. Buzzword is great.

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Adobe should either a) develop a ConnectNow screen sharing component for Linux x86 and x86_64 architectures or b) organize an open source project for implenting it.

Adobe should either a) develop a ConnectNow screen sharing component for Linux x86 and x86_64 architectures or b) organize an open source project for implenting it.

When sharing with a wider audience, offer a couple of new choices - post sharing link via Twitter or Facebook.