I believe that list shows folks that have paid "entry fees" to integrate with Adobe products. This is a little bit of a shot in the dark since nothing has been announced yet from DAZ. Photoshop CS3 will allow handling of 3D objects within the application including rotation and texture remapping. I suspect that there will be some level of integration between the two products when the next version of Carrara is released. Keeping my ear to the ground, interoperatbility between Adobe and 3rd party applications is always desirable since Adobe has such wide distribution. It only makes sense for companies to play nice together. There is some unexplored territory yet to cover. Adobe PDF files now (as of v7) handle 3d objects also. Wouldnt' it be cool to export from Carrara to Acrobat and exchange the files with someone else who can rotate and zoom in on your items? That said, I understand that Adobe is fairly restrictive and expensive to work with. So, I couldn't guess how quickly some of these capabilities might actually be deployed by Carrara and 3rd party developers. By the way, between Carrara 2 and Carrara 3, Adobe licensed the 3D engine from Carrara. What a tangled web they weave...