Paris Apple Conference

The annual European Mac World will be held in Paris, the capital of France, from September 26th to September 30th.

More than 250 exhibitors, manufacturers, editors, developers and resellers will present their latest solutions and the latest technologies.

It is expected that 80,000 visitors will come from all over Europe.

The creation market's products and solutions include music, digital photography, digital imaging, desktop publishing, SMEs, healthcare and other service professionals, educators, worms, game fans, and of course "Apple fans."

Seminars, live demonstrations, answer centers, Apple TV broadcasts, computer cafes, and many more. Of course, Apple itself will occupy the center stage, 1,600 square meters of exhibition hall, exhibiting its OS X and many other new products and solutions. Adobe confirmed that it will set up a booth at the Apple conference in Paris

A representative of Adobe Systems Inc. confirmed to MacCentral today that the company will be exhibiting at the upcoming Paris Apple Conference.

According to Adobe, the company’s European office will make arrangements and send staff to the Apple Congress in Paris. They added that they also plan to show their style at the Apple conference in San Francisco in January 2002 as their major event in the United States. An Adobe spokesperson told MacCentral, "We are actively participating in the San Francisco Apple Conference to demonstrate our American style."

Earlier this month, Susan Altman Prescott, vice president of cross-media publishing marketing at MacCentral and Adobe, spoke about events in New York and San Francisco. Altman Prescott said: "The decision about the Apple conference in New York has not been completely independent of the Apple conference. The decision has nothing to do with our Apple platform or Apple OS X. In terms of participation, the San Francisco Apple conference still It is our larger trade show opportunity to showcase our exhibits and economic strength.”

In this interview, Adobe also revealed that InDesign and Ilustrator will be the first applications from Adobe to run on Mac OS X.