What Can You Do With Acrobat.com; Manage Your Files - Adobe ACROBAT.COM User Manual

What can you do with Acrobat.com?

Acrobat.com is a set of online services you can use to create and share documents, communicate in
real time, and simplify working with others from anywhere. With Acrobat.com, you can do the
following:
Store up to 5 gigabytes of files in your online organizer, accessible from anywhere with a web
browser.
Share large files with others, without sending the files by e-mail. You can limit access to just
people you invite, or make your documents accessible to everyone by embedding a link on a web
page or blog.
Convert 5 documents to PDF.
Create documents with Adobe Buzzword, an online word processor
Hold web meetings with Adobe ConnectNow web conferencing software

Manage your files

The organizer is your home base in Acrobat.com. It shows files that you've uploaded to the web, and
files that other Acrobat.com users have uploaded and shared with you. From the organizer, you can
browse file contents, share a file, or convert a file to Adobe PDF. You can also access other
Acrobat.com services, such as Adobe
To upload new files to the organizer, click Upload at the top of the organizer window. Select one or
more files from your computer to upload. See
file types.
You can view your files in List view or Thumbnail view. Click a View icon in the toolbar to switch
views. In either view, use the Sort icons in the toolbar to change how your files are grouped in the
organizer: alphabetically, by author, by date added or modified, by file type, by size (in megabytes),
or by share status. Move the pointer over a Sort icon to identify it:
Whatever sort method you choose, you can filter the files that appear to quickly access a particular
set of files and temporarily hide the rest. To add a filter, click a heading in your current sort view. For
example, when sorting by file size, click a size heading, such as Less Than 1 MB, to view just those
files in the organizer.
After applying a filter, you can sort the remaining files by any other sorting method. You can also
apply additional filters to narrow down the files you are currently displaying. For example, after
displaying just files of less than 1 MB, you can sort the remaining files by file type. Then click a file
type heading, such as Text File, to see just text files. The filters you've applied—in this case, File Size
and File Type—display as tiles above the currently displayed files. Click the arrow next to a filter tile
to see a menu of other choices for that particular filter. For example, if you're filtering file types to
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Buzzword and Adobe ConnectNow.
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