will have a look too now!...via feedalizr
- Dieter Schwarz
agreed, I like it alot... whiteboard and all! woo hoo! I am seriously thinking of using this for managing my virtual teams and for collaborating on project management documentation. still too early to tell... but I like the rich feature set and the UIX is sweet!
- Susan Beebe
Yep! Folks at the office are gonna like this, no doubt. I love it when these services help me be the Big Damn Hero!
- Jim Stanger
Holy crap is right! Its a webex killer too. That's the ConnectNow piece. Amazing. And it supports live video and desktop sharing
- Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Disclaimer: I'm a huge Adobe fanboy since I first started using Photoshop in 1991. (Bonus: Anyone else a veteran user of Macromind products? ;)
- Eric Rice
I'd no idea they did an office suite! Personally I like Zoho
- john conroy
Eric: I won a prize for reporting the most bugs in Acrobat 1.0 (they gave me a $1400 laser printer back in 1995). I love that team and am glad to see they are doing great things.
- Robert Scoble
Hey Eric, Scoble's got your cool post on his blog!! very cool indeed! I am really liking Adobe's new Acrobat.com!! :-)
- Susan Beebe
macromind? pwned by ur question. Looking forward to this adobe suite. Long time adobe fan-glad they're finally making some strides in the cloud.
- Mark Forman
do you need acrobat 9 to use all the features?...via feedalizr
- Dieter Schwarz
Dieter: No, it's flash-based (flex?flash?)... I read something Adobe AIR version as well, but I'm dealing with a drooling problem right now. ;)
- Eric Rice
Mark: hehe the stories I could tell you about Marc Canter in 1991 would probably, well, be the same as the stories I could tell today hehe.
- Eric Rice
I think this is build on Flex (Pods, etc.)
- Susan Beebe
Robert: Did you ever get into tug-of-war battles with those huge rolls of printer cellophane for dye-sublimation printers? That stuff was stronger than titanium, I swear.
- Eric Rice
I remember that stuff. Woz had one of those printers. Cost $40,000. Now a $50 printer does a better job.
- Robert Scoble