QuarkXPress 2019 Sneak Peek: Spring-Loaded Cursor
QuarkXPress 2019 is coming this summer! As you may know, we release a new version of QuarkXPress every year For each release we develop new and innovative features that will...
QuarkXPress Customer of the Month: Tim Rock of Marine Images
Tim Rock, of Marine Images, is an award-winning publisher, author and photographer who specializes in the marine world He travels the globe in search of underwater, aerial,...
QuarkXPress 2019 Sneak Peek: 9-Point Reference Grid
QuarkXPress 2019 is coming this summer! We are so excited about the new version that we want to start talking about it now! As you may know, we release a new version of...
Why QuarkXPress Advantage is the New Way to Upgrade
It seems there is a subscription for everything, from computer software and online storage for home security cameras to ink for our printers Of course, this isn’t a new...
Tool Tip of the Month – Bézier Illustration Tools
QuarkXPress lets you create gorgeous illustrations using industry-standard Bézier Pen tools — without leaving your layout The robust vector tools work like the Pen tools in...
How Design, Printing and Publishing Influenced My Leadership Outlook
Now that I’m in full swing here at Quark, I want to share more details about who I am and where I come from It’s hard to capture more than recent history in a corporate bio!...
How to Open Older QuarkXPress Documents
How do you open QuarkXPress documents that you have maybe created ten years ago or even in the early 90’s If you are using QuarkXPress 9 (or below) that’s not an issue, as...
OpenType features in HTML5 (ligatures etc.)
Can you use OpenType features in HTML5 Yes, most modern browsers support OpenType features such as ligatures: https://caniusecom/#search=ligatures Does QuarkXPress allow...
The Non-Rental Suite for Creative Pros
Many people have asked me whether there are high-quality tools available for creative professionals other than the rental suite of Adobe Creative Cloud I leave it up to you...
QuarkXPress is first to create a single PDF compliant to PDF/A and PDF/X-4
When creating PDF often two requirements seem to clash: The PDF needs to be printed (so ideally PDF/X-4) The PDF needs to be accessible (tagged) and to be archived (so...