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November 20, 1996
Adobe Illustrator, After Effects named award finalists
MacUser named Illustrator 6.0 and After Effects 3.1 as finalists in its 12th Annual Editors' Choice Awards. After Effects will compete for Best New Animation Application, while Illustrator 6.0 competes for Best Graphics Application. Winners will be announced January 6, 1997, at the magazine's Eddy Awards ceremony.

November 19, 1996
Acrobat 3.0 runs in Fast Company
Acrobat 3.0, Adobe's universal file format for cross-media and Web publishing, stars in Fast Company's current article on getting the most out of the Web. The magazine - Wired for the MBA set - calls Acrobat a power tool for navigating the Web, describing it as "one of the premier systems for putting documents with page layouts on the Web."

November 18, 1996
PC Graphics&Video raves about Photoshop 4.0
"With Photoshop 4.0, Adobe continues to set the standard," says J. Scott Hamlin in the November 1996 issue of PC Graphics&Video. Hamlin highly recommends Photoshop 4.0, noting that "Adobe has focused its attention on making it a rock-solid, speedy, and elegant digital image manipulation program."

November 15, 1996
Photoshop and After Effects top film and TV industry survey
Adobe Photoshop and After Effects take two top spots in Millimeter magazine's survey of postproduction professionals. Published in the October 1996 issue of Millimeter, the Bible for motion picture, television, and multimedia production experts, a panel of industry insiders wholeheartedly agreed that, if necessary, they would pay double or triple for the Adobe products they already own and rely on for their livelihood.

November 13, 1996
MacWorld says PostScript Level 3 promises new Internet capabilities
"Distribute-then-print scenarios are becoming increasingly popular, but currently require proprietary networks. PostScript Level 3 opens this capability to the Internet," says Stephen Beale, praising the Adobe technology in the December 1996 issue of MacWorld. Beale notes that PostScript Level 3 offers advanced print management solutions for the Web. Beale states, "For the first time, PostScript printers will be able to process HTML and PDF documents directly. Perhaps the most exciting prospects lie on the print-management side. PostScript Level 3 adds the ability to control a printer using standard Internet protocols."

November 11, 1996
Photoshop 4.0 for Mac and Windows is here
Photoshop 4.0, the newest version of the world-standard photo-design and production tool, is now available for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, Macintosh and Power Macintosh. Read the press release for the full scoop.

November 8, 1996
MacWeek review praises PageMill 2.0
MacWeek praised the latest version of Adobe's Web authoring tool in a review entitled Adobe PageMill comes of age with Version 2.0. Singling out the program's tables-creation capabilities, reviewer Arnie Keller said, "Although competing products also perform these tricks, PageMill 2's tables were generally the smoothest and fastest to create." Keller noted that "another PageMill 2 strength is the variety and ease of linking methods," and said, "PageMill 2 truly shined when we created frames." Keller's conclusion? "In the end, we give PageMill 2 the nod for its stability, interface, HTML editing and rich feature set."

November 7, 1996
MacWeek says professionals like Photoshop 4.0's new features
Photoshop 4.0 "offers graphics users greater flexibility when applying effects and lightens their production burdens, according to Photoshop beta testers," reports MacWeek Online this week, in an article called Beta testers agree: Photoshop Version 4.0 simplifies effects and speeds production. The respected industry weekly quoted graphics professionals who have increased productivity with Photoshop 4.0's powerful new features.

November 5, 1996
Free help from Web experts!
If you missed the Adobe Internet Conference, don't despair! You can get the information - right here - in our AIC handouts. Don't miss the latest addition - Wendy Govier's "big picture" checklist that will help you think through, create and maintain a compelling Web site. Also get the lowdown on visually rich page design, optimizing images, Web server basics and Web site promotion tips.

November 4, 1996
Product registration goes online at Adobe.com
Adobe customers can now register their product purchases online. Online product registration is a simple matter of linking to the online registration form and filling it out. Product registration qualifies customers for technical support (as outlined in product documentation), puts customers on the list for new product announcements and special offers, and enables early notification of product upgrades.

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Press Releases Job Listings Upcoming Events Adobe Cover Archive Elsewhere on the Web		What's New at Adobe Keep your finger on the pulse of the creative community!
		November 20, 1996 Adobe Illustrator, After Effects named award finalists MacUser named Illustrator 6.0 and After Effects 3.1 as finalists in its 12th Annual Editors' Choice Awards. After Effects will compete for Best New Animation Application, while Illustrator 6.0 competes for Best Graphics Application. Winners will be announced January 6, 1997, at the magazine's Eddy Awards ceremony.
		November 19, 1996 Acrobat 3.0 runs in Fast Company Acrobat 3.0, Adobe's universal file format for cross-media and Web publishing, stars in Fast Company's current article on getting the most out of the Web. The magazine - Wired for the MBA set - calls Acrobat a power tool for navigating the Web, describing it as "one of the premier systems for putting documents with page layouts on the Web."
		November 18, 1996 PC Graphics&Video raves about Photoshop 4.0 "With Photoshop 4.0, Adobe continues to set the standard," says J. Scott Hamlin in the November 1996 issue of PC Graphics&Video. Hamlin highly recommends Photoshop 4.0, noting that "Adobe has focused its attention on making it a rock-solid, speedy, and elegant digital image manipulation program."
		November 15, 1996 Photoshop and After Effects top film and TV industry survey Adobe Photoshop and After Effects take two top spots in Millimeter magazine's survey of postproduction professionals. Published in the October 1996 issue of Millimeter, the Bible for motion picture, television, and multimedia production experts, a panel of industry insiders wholeheartedly agreed that, if necessary, they would pay double or triple for the Adobe products they already own and rely on for their livelihood.
		November 13, 1996 MacWorld says PostScript Level 3 promises new Internet capabilities "Distribute-then-print scenarios are becoming increasingly popular, but currently require proprietary networks. PostScript Level 3 opens this capability to the Internet," says Stephen Beale, praising the Adobe technology in the December 1996 issue of MacWorld. Beale notes that PostScript Level 3 offers advanced print management solutions for the Web. Beale states, "For the first time, PostScript printers will be able to process HTML and PDF documents directly. Perhaps the most exciting prospects lie on the print-management side. PostScript Level 3 adds the ability to control a printer using standard Internet protocols."
		November 11, 1996 Photoshop 4.0 for Mac and Windows is here Photoshop 4.0, the newest version of the world-standard photo-design and production tool, is now available for Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows NT, Macintosh and Power Macintosh. Read the press release for the full scoop.
		November 8, 1996 MacWeek review praises PageMill 2.0 MacWeek praised the latest version of Adobe's Web authoring tool in a review entitled Adobe PageMill comes of age with Version 2.0. Singling out the program's tables-creation capabilities, reviewer Arnie Keller said, "Although competing products also perform these tricks, PageMill 2's tables were generally the smoothest and fastest to create." Keller noted that "another PageMill 2 strength is the variety and ease of linking methods," and said, "PageMill 2 truly shined when we created frames." Keller's conclusion? "In the end, we give PageMill 2 the nod for its stability, interface, HTML editing and rich feature set."
		November 7, 1996 MacWeek says professionals like Photoshop 4.0's new features Photoshop 4.0 "offers graphics users greater flexibility when applying effects and lightens their production burdens, according to Photoshop beta testers," reports MacWeek Online this week, in an article called Beta testers agree: Photoshop Version 4.0 simplifies effects and speeds production. The respected industry weekly quoted graphics professionals who have increased productivity with Photoshop 4.0's powerful new features.
		November 5, 1996 Free help from Web experts! If you missed the Adobe Internet Conference, don't despair! You can get the information - right here - in our AIC handouts. Don't miss the latest addition - Wendy Govier's "big picture" checklist that will help you think through, create and maintain a compelling Web site. Also get the lowdown on visually rich page design, optimizing images, Web server basics and Web site promotion tips.
		November 4, 1996 Product registration goes online at Adobe.com Adobe customers can now register their product purchases online. Online product registration is a simple matter of linking to the online registration form and filling it out. Product registration qualifies customers for technical support (as outlined in product documentation), puts customers on the list for new product announcements and special offers, and enables early notification of product upgrades.
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