Adobe this week tweaked the usability of its FormsCentral service and shared details about its planned enterprise features for 2012.
The service, used to create interactive .PDF forms, debuted in February. In the newest version, forms that are made with the service can have their own attachments and hyperlinks. Input fields can have minimum and maximum character lengths, and submissions now provide receipts.
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