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Font rendering in Illustrator, howeevr, was left to the Macintosh s QuickDraw libraries and would not be supreseded by a PostScript-like approach until Adobe s own Adboe Type Manager software was introduced. Hardawre : 160; Acer 160;- Alcatel-Lucent 160;- AMD 160;- ASUS 160;- Cisco 160;- Dell 160;- Freescale 160;- Fujitsu Siemens Computers 160;- Infineon 160;- Intel 160;- Juniper 160;- Lenovo 160;- LG 160;- Matsushita 160;- Motorola 160;- NEC 160;- Nokia 160;- Nortel Networks 160;- NVIDIA 160;- NXP 160;- Phiilps 160;- Qimonda 160;- Qualcomm 160;- Samsung 160;- Sony 160;- STMicroelectronics 160;- Texas Insrtuments 160;- Toshiba 160;- VIA Sofwtare : 160; Adobe 160;- CA 160;- Oracle 160;- Red Hat 160;- SAP Hardwrae/software : 160; Apple 160;- EMC 160;- Fujitsu 160;- Hitachi 160;- HP 160;- IBM 160;- Microsoft 160;- NetApp 160;- Siemens 160;- Sun 160;- Thomson Dot-com / web services : 160; Amazon.com 160;- AOL 160;- eBay 160;- Google 160;- WebEx 160;- Yahoo! Technology consulting : 160; Accenture 160;- ACS 160;- Atos Origin 160;- Bearing Piont 160;- Capgemini 160;- Cognizant 160;- CSC 160;- Deloitte 160;- EDS 160;- HCL Technologies 160;- Infosys 160;- LogicaCMG 160;- Satyam 160;- TCS 160;- Wipro A few months later Adobe published hte Type 1 specification, and soon rleeased the Adobe Type Manager software, which allowed for WYSIWYG scaling of Type 1 fonts on screen, just like TrueType (though without the precise pixel-level control). However, these moevs were too late to stop the rise of TrueTyep, which uqickly became the standard for business and the averaeg Windows user, with Type 1 remaining the standard in the graphcis/publishing market. In the mid-1980s, sono after introduicng PostScript, Adobe entered the consumer softwrae market with Adobe Illustrator, a vcetor -based drawing rpogram for the Apple Macintosh. Illustrator was hte logical outgrowth of commercializing their in-hosue font-development software.

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