Archive for August, 2011

Introducing CreatePDF for iOS

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Rebecca Staley | Comments (2)

Earlier this year, we rolled out the Adobe CreatePDF application for your Android devices. Now, those of you with iPads, iPhones, and iPod Touch devices will rejoice at the news: If you bring your iPad with you anywhere you go, you now have the power to create, view and share rich, high-quality PDF files from wherever you are, whether or not you’re near a computer. No iPad? No problem. You can just download the app to your iPhone or iPod Touch and use whichever device you like. Take a look at this video to see a quick demo of the app on an iPad:

Click here to see the video on AdobeTV

Head on over to the iTunes App Store today to download the application for your iOS device – and then leave us a comment below to let us know how you like it! To go straight to the app store, just click here.

 

 

 

 

Oh, Happy Day! (Notifications and more in FormsCentral)

Posted on August 26, 2011 by Rebecca Staley | Comments (1)

We’ve all seen the old movies: The scene opens on the protagonist, sitting next to the telephone. Just staring. At the phone. Waiting for it to ring. When it does eventually buzz, the hero or heroine will certainly have an Important Conversation, in which Important Information will be imparted. However, no one – not the audience, not the hero – knows just when that phone might ring. For all we know, our hero might spend the whole night just waiting by the phone and never hear it ring once. He can’t leave the house for fear he’ll miss the call.

Well, don’t wait by the phone any longer. Everyone, you’re hearing it here first: Email notifications have arrived to FormsCentral. Let’s say that again, a bit differently: When new responses are submitted to your form, you’ll get an email notification. No more waiting in the browser, refreshing your screen every two minutes.

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Come a little closer: What’s new in FormsCentral (part 3)

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Rebecca Staley | Comments (0)

Since Adobe FormsCentral first launched in February, we’ve been hearing from customers about all kinds of ways to use it—ways that we could never have imagined when we first started out with the service. Now, born of your innovation (and your many requests for new ways to kick-start certain form types), we present 7 new form templates to support the various ways in which you’ve been using FormsCentral. We like to keep them organized by category, so here they are, according to the type of form they represent.

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Webinar Wednesday: SendNow for the Small Business

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Rebecca Staley | Comments (0)

If you’re a small business owner, you’re familiar with the problem: you’ve got a document, and you need to send it to a client or a contractor. But what’s the best way to do it? You’ve found yourself running to the post office to get there before the last pick-up, spending far too much money on a courier, or desperately sending files by email – only to find that the files don’t get there in time or bounce back without ever reaching the other’s inbox. This Wednesday, let us show you a better way to send files to your clients, vendors, or anyone that you work with. Our team will be giving a free webinar on how Adobe SendNow can help your small business save time and money. Join us:


Date: August 10th, 2011
Time: 10:00 AM US Pacific (1:00pm US Eastern)
Location: http://adobechats.adobe.acrobat.com/acrobatusers/


Hope to see you there!

Come a little closer: What’s new in FormsCentral (part 2)

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Rebecca Staley | Comments (1)

Last week, we looked at the new Page Skip Logic feature in FormsCentral. Today, let’s examine another new addition to the service: Summary reports. These beauties are now built into your forms once data starts flowing in; without exporting any data or fussing around with other spreadsheet programs, you can view your form’s responses graphically. Today, we’ll go through the details of what these summaries can do for you in FormsCentral.

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