In Acrobat 9 we decided to take a fresh look at document comparison. Customers indicated a need for comparing documents across revisions generally associated with a review workflow. They wanted to save time by only reviewing parts of the document that had actually changed. They also wanted to make sure they did not miss any changes that had occurred. This need appeared across document types, job function and industries.
A horizontal workflow requiring a consistent experience across document types? If that’s not Acrobat territory I don't know what is. More after the break...
In Acrobat 7, we introduced a PDF based solution for email archiving that could be used to convert emails and entire folders from MS Outlook into searchable PDF files. Since then we have continued to invest in this solution by adding support for Lotus Notes and providing advanced auto-archiving capabilities. It is a scalable, easy to use and reliable solution for ad hoc archiving of emails on the desktop. More after the break…
When you are trying to get a project done at work and need input from others, what do you do? One option is to attempt to get everyone into a room to review that document or diagram in person. But we know that isn’t always practical with busy schedules and with colleagues or clients in different locations or time zones. This scenario plays out in organizations across industries since a majority of work in this day and age requires team effort and collective brainpower. More after the break…
