Re: Adobe buys Macromedia? 2005-04-18 - By Andrew
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Adobe brought Aldus and got PageMaker (which at the time was the #1
layout program). It was replaced by Quark in due time due to Adobe's
not-caring about their acquired product.
Still, they don't care much about PageMaker (or FrameMaker, for that
matter) and replaced those with InDesign, which is finally challenging
Quark for layout dominance, thus making a feature-price war to the
benefit of the users.
AWBenson
--- In Carrara@(protected), Mike Perkins <mperkins37@(protected)> wrote:
> Freehand used to be Aldus Corp, not Adobe. Unless adobe bought aldus.
> On Apr 18, 2005, at 9:28 AM, Liondream@(protected) wrote:
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> > The interesting thing too re Illustrator/Freehand is that I think
> > Freehand started out as an adobe product before macromedia bought it
> > from them way back when.
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> > I don't know that GoLive will be history... maybe they'll market
it as
> > a home product.
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> > Well... if Macromedia was having enough trouble so that they became
> > purchase-able, then better Adobe than say Corel - imo.
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