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Could it eventually become a slightly different version of Google Docs? Possibly! Adobe is taking their Acrobat.com service, with over 5 million currently registered users, out of beta and adding pay-plans to it today. The service currently has a suite of features, including spreadsheet and document editors, online meeting services, presentation tools and PDF converters and more, all of which they have been offering for free up until now.

In an interview with Cnet, Adobe’s director of product management and marketing said that the tool isn’t going to quite replace something like Microsoft’s Excel, but it can do collaborative features that the software can’t.

The serivce has plans costing $14.99/month or upto $39/month and launches out of beta today.

[Via Webware]