Adobe Acrobat enters third dimension

I *hate* "vertical" markets: A "vertical" market is one where there is almost no competition, and they can get away with charging ridiculous prices - you know you're looking at software designed for a "vertical" market when the software costs more than a computer.

"Vertica" markets are anti-competitive and monopolistic - so I try to avoid them as much as possible. No way I'm ever going to support those monopolies. Can't afford to buy their software anyways.; Posted by: CobraA1 Posted on: 01/23/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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That's amazing TyroneD | 01/23/06

How big a deal is this? John Zern | 01/23/06

About time.... nucrash | 01/23/06

re: About time 9toes | 01/23/06

Try eDrawings.... nucrash | 01/23/06

What's new will.doak@... | 01/23/06

What's new? -director's cut will.doak@... | 01/23/06

I haven't seen it nucrash | 01/23/06

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