Adobe will make the Acrobat.com domain a hub for document sharing and collaboration among Reader or Acrobat users

It turns out that last week -- when we guessed there was something more to Share showing up at Adobe Labs than just a standalone experiment--we might have been right. Maintaining long-standing company policies, Adobe will not address what it calls "speculation" about upcoming Acrobat 9 features -- or even officially acknowledge its existence.

But sources tell PDFzone that Adobe plans to launch a new Acrobat.com web site that will enable document sharing. The site will be able to handle large, graphics-heavy documents -- which printable PDFs can sometimes be -- and will likely incorporate some of the same features Adobe is currently testing on Adobe Labs with Share.

Such document sharing is feasible now for Acrobat users who can set up their own servers on networks or online. Small business owners who need to facilitate reviews with customers will probably find the document sharing service useful, sources suggest.

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