Three pieces of Aldus Corporation clothing: a high-quality varsity-style jacket, with a huge "Aldus Prepress" patch on the back, "A" and "Wiseguy" patches on the chest, and "Aldus Pagemaker" and "Laurel Award" pins; a white polo shirt, size XL, embroidered "Aldus" on the chest; and a black "Aldus: Now Into the Future" black screenprinted t-shirt, size XXXL. In overall fine condition.
Aldus Corporation was a software company founded in 1984 in Seattle, Washington. It is best known for developing PageMaker, one of the first desktop publishing programs, which revolutionized the publishing industry when introduced on the Apple Macintosh. The combination of PageMaker, the Macintosh, and the LaserWriter printer helped launch the desktop publishing revolution. In 1994, Aldus was acquired by Adobe Systems, and many of its technologies were integrated into Adobe’s product line.
