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The collaboration and sharing services at Acrobat.com include the
following:
Adobe® Buzzword®. Use Buzzword to write and collaborate on docu-
ments. The program includes many common word processing features
(read more in #83, “Working in Buzzword.”)
Adobe® ConnectNow. You can meet with one or two colleagues to
use a shared screen for active collaboration (see #82, “Moving to a Con-
nectNow Meeting Room.”)
Create PDF. You can try out the online PDF le converter—read more
in the sidebar “Create a PDF File Online.”
Share. Use the Share service to store your les, and send your col-
leagues a link to the le rather than sending or distributing les by e-mail
(for more, turn to #79, “Starting a Shared Review.”)
My Files. Use the online repository to store and organize up to 5 GB of
les (read about using les in #81, “Participating Online.”)
To get started through your browser, follow these steps:
1. In your browser, open the site at www.acrobat.com. You’ll see a set
of ve visual links on the page that access the dierent Acrobat.com
features (shown in Figure 78b).
2. Click any of the links to display a dialog identifying the service; click
Begin to replace the information dialog with a login screen.
3. Type your e-mail address and password—speed up future logins by
selecting the Remember me check box.
#78: Collaborating Live on Acrobat.com
•
To save time logging
in to your Acrobat.com
account, select the
“Always connect when
opening documents
enabled for live
collaboration” check box.
•
If you are working in
Acrobat (not Adobe
Reader), select the “Copy
me when I send an
e-mail invitation using
Acrobat.com” check box
to keep track of your
online activities.
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