Adobe may not deliver native Intel Mac support until 2007
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11:40 AM - February 2, 2006 by
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Adobe Systems on Wednesday said it has no plans to re-release its current applications as Universal binaries that can run natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based systems, and instead will focus on delivering native support for Intel Macs along with the next major versions of its software.
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