Users can work with Acrobat for forms creation and Adobe will provide a hosted service where users can route data.Ī similar service is available from a company called FormRouter, which says its hosted service lowers costs, saves time and simplifies the deployment of online forms. In addition, Adobe is adding a forms routing capability for data collection in Acrobat 9, according to sources. To hear a podcast interview with Adobe Acrobat Director of Product Management Rick Brown, click here.
For Acrobat 9, Adobe is adding that Acrobat 3D technology to the professional version of the upcoming release, sources said. But with Acrobat 9, this capability also will be in the Standard version, sources saidĪdobe also has been marketing a stand-alone version of Acrobat called Acrobat 3D, which is targeted at the architectural, engineering and CAD/CAM/CAE market.Īcrobat 3D enables users to take three-dimensional designs and embed them in PDF files. That capability was previously available only in Acrobat Professional. Moreover, users acquire Acrobat to create forms that can be completed electronically by users. However, Windows users will still have the option of choosing the Standard or Professional version of the product.
The company is discontinuing the Standard version on the Mac with the next release.
The company will offer only one version of Adobe Acrobat 9 for Mac users, a Professional version, sources said. Adobe Systems is expected to deliver the next version of its Acrobat platform under the name Adobe 9 in the summer of 2008, and details of the features in the new version have begun to surface, according to sources.Īdobe Acrobat is a platform for viewing, creating, manipulating and managing files in Adobe’s PDF format.
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