What does the Acrobat team have in store for MAX thisyear?

Check out the sessions you won’t want to miss in this detailed blog post from Acrobat Technical Evangelist, Joel Geraci, here.

These labs fill up fast so be sure to register for MAX and sign up early, here.

We recently asked our Facebook community, over the course of a week, what’s the average size of files you send with a file transfer program? Naturally, a large portion of poll-responders said they send on average fewer than 25 GB. However, an interesting takeaway is that 29% of our poll-responders said they send 100 GB and 7% send 300 GB. 

Here is a snapshot of the Facebook poll results:

So why does this matter? Those who fall in the 25 GB or more categories know it’s difficult to send large documents and multimedia files. Most free file-sending services only allow for the ability to send up to 50 MB. With Adobe SendNow, you can send big files with ease; our free service offers the ability to send a single file up to 100 MB. Additionally, for a small cost the SendNow Basic and Plus plan will allow you to send up to 2 GB.

William Lau, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Acrobat Solutions

The law firm of Michael Morse settles cases faster and maximizes dollars using powerful capabilities in Adobe Acrobat software to create dynamic PDF files that organize and present case materials that leave little room for dispute.

Want to see for yourself? Check out this new video with the firm, here:

Digital and social technologies have raised the bar for everyday business processes, such as document creation and distribution to be more collaborative and engaging. With that in mind, next week, Acrobat Technical Evangelist, Ali Hanyaloglu will be conducting a video interview with Crimson Consulting analyst Chris LeTocq to dive deeper into the recent study, “Acrobat X a Strategic Choice for Enterprise Productivity”  and field your questions on the findings, new ways knowledge workers are working to increase productivity and improve cost savings across their organizations. 

But most of all — we’re interested in what’s on your mind and questions you might have from the study. Post your questions on the blog here or via Twitter, just be sure to tag it with #Acrobat. We’ll also be tweeting live from @Acrobat at the video shoot on Thursday, June 9, from 11-12 PT. Stay tuned here for the full video later this month.

For the full study, check it out here. For the recent blog post from the author, read on here.

Join Duff Johnson, Donna Baker, Lori Kassuba and Dave Austen from the Acrobat User Community for this 36-minute on-demand seminar on how to create accessible PDF files from numerous applications like Microsoft Word, InDesign CS5.5, FrameMaker 10, and RoboHelp 9. Learn why creating accessible documents is important and common misconceptions; How to create an accessible document from Microsoft Word using Adobe Acrobat X; Find out more on the new functionality for creating tagged PDFs from the latest version of Adobe InDesign CS 5.5; Gain gives some post-processing tips for accessible PDF.

Did you know that every dollar you spend on creating accessible PDF documents is also a dollar spent on SEO? For no extra cost, you can improve your web site’s SEO at the same time you make your PDF documents more accessible to people with disabilities. Accessible PDF files provide many benefits including use with assistive technology, re-flow on mobile devices, search engine optimization, and re-purposing of content.

Ready to get started? Check out the video, “Ensuring Your PDF is Accessible,” here:

After watching this video, you are sure to have additional questions. Tune into a LiveQ&A on June 15 with several Acrobat experts who will answer questions about accessibility and Acrobat X, for more info on the session, check it out here.

In light of the recent Adobe SendNow announcement, we’re wondering how all of you are using it!  Be sure to check out the Acrobat Facebook page here and take our most recent poll – what’s the average size of the files you’re sending using file transfer services?  We take your opinions into account so let your voice be heard!

 As always, 100 GB of file transference is available through Adobe SendNow!  Take a look, and join the conversation on our Facebook page!