Blogs: Acrobat.com
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Blogs: Collaborative methods
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Reviews
Adobe's ConnectNow steps up meetings
Jonathan Blum, July 13, 2009
"You can expect an easy-to-use, professional-looking collaborative space at the best price — free. The pay versions are comparable to its rivals' tools, which cost about $10 more per month. But the experience is on par, if not better, with Adobe."
Acrobat.com Presentations — online presentation software
Wendy Russell, July 2009
"I was quite impressed with Acrobat.com Presentations. Just the fact that you can collaborate with a colleague in real time, no matter where on the globe that colleague might be located, is a real bonus."
Adobe unleashes Acrobat.com, takes on Google and Microsoft
Ben Parr, June 14, 2009
"Acrobat.com is designed for serious business challenges. Creating documents, holding a virtual conference, and making PDFs can be performed in one fell swoop."
Comparing Google Docs with competing cloud computing applications
Michael Miller, February 9, 2009
"Buzzword not only looks better than Google Docs, it also offers more sophisticated formatting and increased functionality. So while Google Docs and Zoho Writer are well worth your attention, Adobe Buzzword is the application of choice for power users."
Ten free online tools every designer should know
Pariah Burke, November 10, 2008
"If I had written this article last year I would have had to pay for competent online tools for online collaboration, whiteboarding, document proofing, and approval. This year a single free service, Acrobat.com, addresses all of those needs, and it does so very well."
First Look: Adobe's Acrobat.com document collaboration service
Richard Morochove, June 1, 2008
"I was particularly impressed by Acrobat.com's document collaboration capabilities, which are superior to those offered by other online services, such as Google Docs. If you often need to work with others to create documents, I recommend that you try Adobe's new service."
Adobe launches online office suite and new Flash enabled Acrobat 9
Sarah Perez, June 1, 2008
"Like all of Adobe's online tools, Buzzword is sleek and elegant. Instead of simply trying to port desktop software to the web, Adobe's vision seems to be more focused on creating something fresh, built specifically for the web with online collaboration in mind."
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