Adobe posts higher profit on Photoshop demand

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Reassuring nervous investors, quarterly profit rose 39 percent on strong demand for Photoshop and Illustrator design programs.

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Microsoft is closing the gap with Acyrlic
by September 16, 2005 8:58 AM PDT: LOL. Wow, Microsoft is going to become the dominant force in graphics with Avalon and Acrylic? Yeah sure. That's the ticket.; Reply to this comment

Microsoft is closing the gap with Acyrlic
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