The year in which John Warnock and Chuck Geschke left Xerox PARC to start Adobe.

Genuine, Exceptional, Innovative, Involved.

Adobe's oldest still-standing product, a vector graphics editor.

In 1982, Adobe claimed this Silicon Valley title after Steve Jobs purchased shares worth 19% of the company at a 5x evaluation.

PostScript, a page description language and was the language of choice for graphical output in printing applications. This helped spark the electronic publishing and desktop publishing industry.

Driven by this initiative, over 70% of Adobe employees have worked in LEED certified workspaces for the past 8 years.

This 3D toolsuite is Adobe's most recent acquisition.

Marva Warnock, a graphic designer and the wife of John Warnock.

This SaaS product initiative released in 2011 allows for instant availability of upgrades, saving to the cloud, and easier sharing.

This company attempted to buy Adobe for $5m in its first year.

Adobe was named after this natural feature found behind John Warnock's home.