Adobe PageMaker was developed in 1985 as the first desktop publishing software on the market. While the software was replaced in 2002 by Adobe InDesign CS2, you can open Adobe PageMaker 6.5 files in ...

Company Marks 10-Year Milestone with Limited Edition Anniversary Book SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Launched in late 1999 and created as a successor to Adobe® Pagemaker® software, Adobe InDesign® ...

Adobe Systems unveiled a conversion strategy Monday for customers still using its orphaned PageMaker page design and layout application. It has been more than two years since Adobe last updated ...

That continued under the Adobe Systems years, and grew with the addition of more software engineers from the old Adobe. InDesign would not only start again, but it would avoid Pagemaker's issues by ...

Adobe has shipped patches for several high-risk security holes affecting its widely used PageMaker, Illustrator and GoLive 9 products. On the same day Microsoft released a batch of six security ...

Adobe Systems Inc. has introduced a major new upgrade it its page layout program, PageMaker. The new version, PageMaker 7.0, sports improved interactive with business software and now integrates Adobe ...

Many products claim to be revolutionary, but the first version of PageMaker truly was. When PageMaker 1.0 was released in July 1985 — a year after the Mac’s debut — it ushered in the era of desktop ...

A few weeks back I spoke with Kenneth Berger, product manager for Macromedia Dreamweaver, about two free resources it offers for Web designers. That was all fine and good, but what I really wanted to ...

Dr. John Warnock, whose desktop publishing (DTP) software technology developments as co-founder of Adobe forever changed the printing and publishing industry landscape, died Aug. 19th at age 82. After ...

I have a bunch of PageMaker files with photos embedded in them. When I print PageMaker files from InDesign (after it converts them) the pictures are all "pixelated." PageMaker would always show ...

Publishing-software giant Adobe Systems appears to be gaining ground on its main rival in the page-layout realm as long-time market leader Quark continues to delay support for Apple Computer's OS X.