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Twitter Contest Series: March (Acro) Madness!

Courtney Brigham — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 18:00:10 +0000

Tired of losing the Final Four office pool every season? Don’t worry—we have our own version of March Madness – “March (Acro) Madness” that may make you a winner (and your paper-heavy co-workers jealous)!

Starting Wednesday, March 9, we’re kicking off “March (Acro) Madness” and depending on the week, prizes range from free copies of Acrobat X, Acrobat X Suite and new cloud services like Forms Central and SendNow. Simply answer the question that we’ll post at @Acrobat about Acrobat features and tools, and everyone who responds is automatically entered into a drawing for a free copy of Acrobat X Pro.

Be sure to tag your response with the hash tag, #WinningWednesdays, to be eligible, and follow @Acrobat for the first question and the two other questions throughout March!

The contest opens 10 a.m., Wednesday, March 9, 2011, and closes 2 p.m., Wednesday, March 16, 2011. The prize drawing will occur on or before 5 p.m., March 16, 2011. The drawings are open to residents in North America only. For the complete rules see here.

Customer Spotlight: Marcom firm brings new clarity, efficiency to processes using Adobe Acrobat

Ali Hanyaloglu — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 18:00:43 +0000

Leading French direct marketing agency Adelanto is setting new standards for collaboration and
efficiency by delivering dynamic PDF files complete with high-definition images, video, and
Flash elements—to captivate audiences. With Adobe Acrobat and PDF technology, the firm is
completing projects faster, collaborating effortlessly with clients, and creating engaging, highimpact
experiences.

In a recent conversation with Lauren Azières from Adelanto, he reflected on industry changes,
exploring questions ranging from “How should we publish documents?” to “How do we keep a
competitive advantage in today’s changing market?” The company has come full circle with its
business and Acrobat has been there to help the company along the way.

Since the beginning, Acrobat has been at the center of the company’s workflow—providing
Adelanto a solid collaboration platform for its creative professionals and clients alike. By using
Acrobat, the company can more securely share creative documents, get feedback, and track
progress during project lifecycles. With Adobe advances in PDF, Adelanto has continued to
expand its service offerings by integrating media-rich content to enable its clients to deliver
unique experiences to their customers.

Acrobat.com and ConnectNow are also brining new dimensions to the company’s client
interactions by making projects in-progress more visible to stakeholders and making web
conferencing technology much more available on a single platform. With the integrated Adobe
solutions, Adelanto is bringing greater value to every client interaction and creating richer
experiences for their customers.

See here to learn more.

Ali Hanyaloglu, Product Evangelist, Acrobat Solutions

Adobe FormsCentral Twitterview Recap

Courtney Brigham — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 18:00:19 +0000

Thanks to everyone who joined in our second Twitterview on Tuesday on Adobe FormsCentral, and especially to Todd Gerber and Rebecca Staley for answering all those questions!

If you missed it, or are just hungry for more FormsCentral information, you can find the complete Twitterview below. Our contest winner will be chosen at random and announced on Friday, so good luck! Remember that you can enter just by asking questions during the Twitterview, so tune in next time.

Don’t forget, leave us a comment or @reply on what you’d like to see out of future Acroview Twitterviews and topics, and we’ll be happy to take it into consideration.

Be sure to follow us at @Acrobat for the latest news and updates on all things Acrobat, including our next Twitterview!