The update to the Acrobat.com hosted platform last night has introduced 2 really awesome services and new features for everyone :
Adobe SendNow is designed for sending very large files to anyone with an email address – you can upload the files from your web browser, and via the Share Pane in Acrobat X and Reader X, and they sit on the SendNow servers temporarily while your recipient(s) download them, before being automatically deleted. The basic free account allows sending of files up to 100MB, and the paid services extend that to 2GB (1GB for Mac). Your recipients can download the file multiple times, and you can set yourself up for notifications when they do.
Adobe CreatePDF is an online virtual printer service, allowing you to create PDF files from within your web browser or directly from Adobe Reader X, as well as combine files together. It’s not of course as fully-featured as Adobe Acrobat, but it allows users with the free Reader software to create Adobe-distilled PDFs on demand from anywhere.
Apple has occasionally taken some flak for shipping outdated versions of Flash with its operating system updates and new hardware, and thus seems to believe
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My N1 has flash and adobe air. Why not use the cross platform tools available? I understand the need to protect streamed rentals but how can they make such
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Adobe won't let you forget that Flash needs refreshing. Other companies are a little more discreet. Symantec updates its antivirus software in the |
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App store analytics firm Distimo notes that while Adobe currently says that InMarket participation is free for developers, it will charge from next year. |
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Adobe's John Nack notes on his blog the update also introduces the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader. "The Lens Profile Downloader is a free companion |
