In a PC Magazine interview, Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen offers some insight into how his company’s Mac applications are doing: “When you look at our overall revenue, or percentage of revenue, we get somewhere between 22% and 25% of our business from Macintosh customers or software that runs on the Mac,” Chizen said. “If you factor out Acrobat and the server products, our Mac business has stayed relatively strong, which is good news… What we don’t see are a lot of graphics professionals moving over, back from Windows to Macintosh, but those who are on Mac, because of all the great things that Steve [Jobs] has done, are sticking with Mac. Most of our customers are telling us they have plans to move to G5 this year, which is good news for the industry and good news for us.”