Is "Adobe Professional" short for a particular Adobe product?

[sfrench55]

I'm looking at a job description that calls for an "intimate" knowledge of "Adobe Professional."

Any idea what Adobe product that might be? The word "Pro" or "Professional" gets paired with "Adobe" in many different ways.

All insights welcome. Thank you.

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[kglad]

currently, there are acrobat pro and premiere pro.

[John T Smith]

You should ask the company advertising the job exactly what they mean

Premiere Pro is for video editing... is that what the job entails?

[sfrench55]

Many thanks to both kglad and John T Smith.

Looking at your answers in combination, I think this employer is probably talking about Acrobat Pro.

Of course, the only way to know is to ask the employer directly, but I wanted to approach that task with some insight … which I now have.

Thanks, again.

[kglad]

you’re welcome.

[Abambo]

sarasuefrench  wrote

I'm looking at a job description that calls for an "intimate" knowledge of "Adobe Professional."

You can shine with your intimate knowledge by asking if they mean Adobe Acrobat Pro versus Adobe Acrobat Standard or if they mean Premiere Pro or the whole palette of professional programs from Adobe commonly called Creative Cloud?

My experience is that when someone talks about "Adobe" as a program he means Adobe Acrobat...

[sfrench55]

Thanks, Abambo.