Adobe’s Acrobat.com Features and Services
On 1st June 4, 2008 Adobe launched a web based alternative to its poplar PDF document format creation service. Acrobat.com has four principal components: a word processor called Buzzword; online file sharing via a feature called Share; a file converter that lets you convert up to five documents per month, free, to PDF format (offered within Share); and ConnectNow for personal Web conferencing. Adobe also makes API’s available for developers so they can create service mash-ups more easily. Have a closer look to each of these four components of Acrobat.com
Word Processing
Adobe has acquired Virtual Ubiquity that has developed an online flash based word processor named as Buzz Word. Buzz Word is not Microsoft Office Word, but it offers you some basic functionalities including document creation, formatting, inserting tables and images. Buzz Word has very simple to learn and use user interface. Users can import a verity of documents in Buzz Word including Word (.doc, .docx and .XML), .RTF, and .txt. You can also export to HTML or to PDF formats.
