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Adobe Developers Association

Introduction to the Adobe Developers Association

The Adobe Developers Association is intended for third-party software developers who are interested in using Adobe technology in conjunction with their products. The information and services provided by the association are designed to support developers and keep them up-to-date as they work with Adobe technology. We publish technical information about all our products and technologies, including the PostScript(R) language, Adobe Acrobat(R), Adobe Type Manager(R), Adobe Printer Drivers for Macintosh(R) and Windows(R), the Adobe Type Library, Adobe Fetch(R), and Adobe Illustrator(R), Adobe Photoshop(R), Adobe Premiere(R), Adobe PageMaker(R), Adobe Frame Maker(R)/SGML, and Adobe After Effects(R) Plug-In API's. We encourage you to take advantage of our services and let us help you in the development process.

A Sample issue of the ADA News in PDF format (242 KB)

Adobe Developers Association Membership Applications

in the U.S. and non-European Countries: Adobe Acrobat Developers Program (45 pages / 1419 KB / posted 27 Feb 96); All Other ADA Programs (42 pages / 1033 KB / posted 27 Feb 96)
in Europe: Adobe Acrobat Developers Program (36 pages / 1127 KB / posted 7 Mar 96); All Other ADA Programs (22 pages / 1036 KB / posted 8 Mar 96)

Some information about our SDK's is available on-line

Adobe Acrobat SDK information

Adobe Illustrator 6.0 Plug-In SDK (Macintosh) is available on our ftp server.

Adobe PageMaker 6.0 Plug-In SDK (Macintosh) is available on our ftp server.

Adobe Photoshop 3.04.2 Plug-In SDK (Macintosh) is available on our ftp server.

Adobe Photoshop 3.05 Plug-In SDK (Windows) is available on our ftp server.

Adobe Premiere 4.2 Plug-In SDK (Macintosh) is available on our ftp server.

Adobe Premiere 4.0 Plug-In SDK (Windows) is available on our ftp server.

Technical Notes for Developers

Notes on Adobe technology, file formats and interface specifications like TIFF, OPI, PPD, and AFM, communications protocols, the PostScript language, and the Display PostScript System.

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