Suggestion: Better navigation between "applets"

Once you've drilled down into any particular "applet" on
acrobat.com, it's hard to get back to the others, or back to the
main "menu".
I think the applets need to have at least knowledge of the
"main menu", and a way to get back to it.
Howard

I agree entirely. There needs to be a better way to drill
into an application and then return back to the main "menu."

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