BEIJING, June 16 (Xinhuanet)-- U.S. software company Adobe Systems Inc said Monday it moved its Acrobat.com web-based productivity and collaboration services out of beta and turned it into a business with paid user accounts.

    The service, which has more than 5 million registered users, will now have usage limitations on certain features which can be unlocked by upgrading to one of the two new premium plans. These can be purchased on a monthly or yearly basis.

    The entry-level (monthly) subscription package for Acrobat.com will cost 14.99 U.S. dollars per month, allowing Web meetings for up to five people. The higher-priced package (yearly) will cost 39 dollars per month and support meetings for up to 20 people.

    Adobe will allow free user of Acrobat.com for more limited functionality.

    Adobe said five million people have signed up to use Acrobat.com since it was launched in June 2008.

    (Agencies)