by Brad Linder on June 15, 2009 at 10:00 AM

Adobe has taken the beta label off of its web-based Acrobat.com office suite. And while you can still create and share text documents and presentations for free, you'll need to upgrade to a paid account for up to $39/month or $390/year to unlock advanced features like the ability to create unlimited PDF files, share larger files, or host meetings with up to 20 people. Acrobat.com Premium users ...
by Lee Mathews on February 20, 2009 at 07:40 AM

Bad news for anyone that utilizes Adobe's Acrobat software, or Adobe reader to view PDF files. A critical vulnerability has been identified that can cause the applications to crash and allow an attacker to control the affected system. All versions from 7 forward on all operating systems are suspected to be at risk. According to the announcement from Adobe, this isn't just a possibility, it's ...
by Lee Mathews on September 11, 2008 at 12:00 PM

When people think about the most irritating apps on their computer, Adobe Reader usually shows up on the list. Our readers tend to think the alternatives (like Foxit) are the way to go, and I couldn't agree more. That's why I decided to give PDFMeNot's web app a try. I'm a Foxit user, but I really don't use PDF files that often. If PDFMeNot works well, that's one more app I can leave off my ...
by Jay Hathaway on June 24, 2008 at 01:00 PM

If you've recently switched to Firefox for Mac, you're probably getting used to hearing all your problems answered with "there's a plugin for that." Well, here's one more problem plugins can solve: inline PDF viewing. Safari does it automatically, and you might be missing it if you've switched recently. You could always download the PDFs and open them with the notoriously slow Acrobat Reader ...
by Brad Linder on June 2, 2008 at 10:00 AM

Adobe has built a suite of online office applications to compliment Buzzword, the company's online word processor. We've covered Buzzword in the past. It's pretty, fast, and not really all that much more useful than similar products from Google or Zoho. Here's a rundown of the other applications you'll find at Acrobat.com:
ConnectNow: A web conferenceing tool that lets you share your desktop ...
by Chris Gilmer on August 2, 2007 at 12:00 PM

Adobe had teamed up with Kinkos FedEx to print documents over the internet, unfortunately this move upset smaller printing companies. The FedEx printing option had begun in Acrobat 8.1 and Reader 8.1 in June. However, complaints from rival businesses has forced Adobe to rethink their partnership with Kinko's and initiate a plan to take the feature out by an October release. FedEx Kinko's will ...
by Chris Gilmer on March 28, 2007 at 06:00 PM

CS3 pricing is out, and it looks a bit high! Amazon might have let the cat out of the bag a little early when it comes to the not yet released Adobe CS3 applications. Officially CS3 is due out on March 27th, but Amazon accidentally flipped the switch to show the pricing of the newly designed creative suite a day earlier. The pricing structure looks like this:
Adobe Creative Suite CS3 Web ...
by Ryan Carter on September 21, 2006 at 03:00 PM

Adobe recently previewed its new Photoshop CS3 product at the Photoshop World conference. There aren't too many details available on it yet, except that it will have Macromedia technology of some sort integrated with existing Adobe technologies. Adobe also starting taking pre-orders for Acrobat 8 (should ship in mid-November) as part of the Creative Suite 2.3 package. Some new features of Acrobat ...
by Ryan Carter on September 13, 2006 at 05:25 PM

Yesterday I started waiting for an Adobe Acrobat PDF file to open. I am still waiting for the thing to open. Alright, you got me, I actually end-tasked it, 86'd it, killed the process, you get the idea. I don't have the time or patience to put up with that. Adobe Acrobat Reader has some issues, like loading a file quickly, not crashing the browser, things like that. Foxit Reader puts Adobe Acrobat ...
by Jordan Running on August 21, 2006 at 02:00 PM

Need to create a PDF file? Don't want to bother downloading/buying/installing software to make PDFs, or stuck at a library or internet kiosk where you can't? Enter PDF Online. It's a free service that will convert (almost) any document you upload into a PDF file. It supports lots of file formats, including most Office documents (e.g. Word/DOC, Excel/XLS, PowerPoint/PPT), plus HTML and plain text ...
by Jordan Running on January 23, 2006 at 03:30 PM

Today Adobe released Acrobat 3D, a new version of
their PDF authoring software aimed at the manufacturing sector. Acrobat 3D has all the features of Acrobat 7.0 Pro, plus
it allows the user to import 3D models from major CAD packages into PDF files that can be viewed by anyone using the
free Adobe Reader 7.0. If you have Reader 7.0 installed, you can check out a demo document at the page linked ...
by Jordan Running on January 5, 2006 at 01:15 PM

Ars
Technica is reporting that tomorrow Google will be
announcing a new video service that will "allow users to buy video content for pre-determined prices,"
and they're also planning to announce partnerships with CBS and the NBA. Ars has lots of juicy speculation, including
whether they'll be offering downloads or only streaming video, if they'll use Flash video as Google Video ...