An Adobe Systems executive denied that the company is advocating Windows PCs over Apple's Macintosh, despite a new page on Adobe's Web site that claims PCs run Adobe software faster.

Posted earlier this week, the page on Adobe's site points out test results published last year in Digital Producer, a magazine for video editors. The tests compare the performance of comparable high-end PC and Mac products--a Dell PC with a 3.06GHz Pentium processor versus a Mac G4 with dual 1.25GHz processors--on three Adobe applications.

The magazine found that the Dell PC rendered images significantly faster in each of the applications--Adobe's After Effects video-editing software, its Illustrator publishing program and its Photoshop image-editing software.

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