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Document Collaboration using Shared Reviews via Acrobat.com

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By:

Ali Hanyaloglu

Topics:

Acrobat 9, Collaboration & Commenting

Date

Jul 22, 2008

This video shows you how you can also use Acrobat.com as a means to collect comments from virtually anyone via a Shared Review.

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