We’re excited to announce that today we’ve updated Adobe FormsCentral with some of our customers’ most-asked-for features. Now, you no longer have to deal with the headaches of getting files and information from customers, clients, or vendors.  With the new File Attachments Field in FormsCentral, users can now collect and store one or more files (including audio and video) from respondents, making things like requests for proposals and resumes, easier to gather and manage. Everything is stored in one central place, taking the pain out of managing the collection process. In addition, the new Field Validation features let users set minimum and maximum values for the number of characters, dates or multiple choice fields within their forms – making life simpler for everyone involved. Check out the Acrobat Solutions blog to learn more about how today’s updates make it easier than ever to collect and organize data in such uses as applications, client intake, and registration forms.

Introducing online forms from the Acrobat Solutions team

Forms are the life-blood of businesses and organizations. But how does the average person take advantage of the recent technology advances in Web and mobile without IT help to collect information that will move their business forward?

Given how important the information you collect from surveys, contracts, or registration forms is, an online solution that lets you quickly create, distribute, collect and analyze data from forms or surveys would be a huge asset.  

Well, today we’re announcing a cloud service that makes that time-consuming – albeit important – task, well, less time-consuming: Adobe FormsCentral. Read more on how we think today’s news will revolutionize data collection and analysis in a blog piece from Mark Grilli, Director of Product Marketing, Acrobat Solutions, here.

It’s been nearly three months since we announced Acrobat X and we’ve been getting stellar reviews from many of you — our customers.

Check out today’s Acrobat blog post from Mark Grilli, Director of Product Marketing, Acrobat Solutions, as he shares  Acrobat X customer insights and commentary that we’ve been hearing along the way.

What we’re learning is that listening to you through our pre-release program and the many pre-announce customer meetings really paid off. These meetings gave us first-hand insight into how you see your business success and the important role Acrobat plays in helping you achieve those goals. Read the full post here.

Want to share your insights on Acrobat X, send Mark an email, mgrilli@adobe.com. We’re looking forward to hearing from you.

The Nike Swoosh. The Golden Arches. The italicized Microsoft brand. The Adobe PDF Trefoil.

You don’t mess with an iconic logo – certainly not one that’s been associated with highly successful software that debuted 17 years ago and is ubiquitous on computers worldwide.

But lo and behold, with today’s shipping announcement of Acrobat X, Adobe has launched a campaign creative expression that playfully leverages the iconic PDF Trefoil. And Wizard hats. Specifically, the Wizard hat, adorned by ‘Acrobat Wizards’ in ads now appearing on the Web:

So what’s the story behind these ‘Acrobat Wizards?’ Check out today’s Acrobat blog post from Nick Bell, Director, Campaign Marketing, Digital Enterprise Solutions Business Group, and hear more about the team’s recently launched creative expression campaign.

Today, we introduced the Adobe Acrobat X software family the next generation of software solutions and services that empowers professionals to innovate and create high-quality content, while driving tighter collaboration and productivity across teams in today’s dynamic business environments.

Acrobat X delivers new guided Actions to simplify multi-step document preparation and publishing processes; completely new customization capabilities in PDF Portfolios to unify multiple file types into a compelling presentation; new document services on Acrobat.com to give individuals the ability to collaborate more efficiently. Integration with Microsoft SharePoint enables consistency of PDF documents across the enterprise; and re-use of content is now easier with higher quality export to Microsoft Word and Excel.

But today’s news is really about a dramatic improvement in how we exchange and collaborate on documents. Check out the full blog post with insights from Kevin M. Lynch, vice president and general manager of Acrobat, Digital Enterprise Solutions Group at Adobe for more on the Acrobat family blog.

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