Coming on May 16, 2018, QuarkXPress 2018 will bring designers and creative professionals new powerful typography, print and digital publishing features necessary to meet daily creative and productivity demands. Today on Printing Impressions newsletterĪ glimpse of what the QuarkXPress 2018 will look like.ĭENVER - MaQuark announced the upcoming availability of QuarkXPress 2018, the next new full version of Quark’s graphic design and page layout software.The Top 25 Hot Markets for Print in 2021.Top 100 Print Buyers Forecasted for 2022.In the 9 months I've been using QuarkXpress I've produced the same level of finished work that I was producing with InDesign. If there's a solution to the stroke issue mentioned above, please inform me.Īll that said, for me the pluses of using QuarkXpress instead of InDesign far outweigh the minor differences. 'Īs to the typography functions mentioned above, I'm just used to those features from InDesign. I haven't triedĮvery folder I've got but 99.9% of the time I get the following error message: 'Can’t make item 1 of into type alias.

So far I've only managed to have that work with one folder with 4 images in it. I've tried using the Script 'Fldr to Select Pboxes'Īnd it doesn't work for me entirely. Only other feature (and I've tried this) is importing multiple images at once into a page layout. Is there a feature that gives the option of having the type/text stroke on the outside of the character?įor some fonts if I increase the stroke beyond 2 points it 'chokes' the character. Perhaps as I'm still discovering facets of QuarkXpress after being away so long I may not know where Just some of the typography options (bevel and emboss, outer glow, inner glow). I'll also add that Quark support has been amazing and VERY responsive. There may be some features that InDesign has the I wish QuarkXpress had, but there's nothing hindering my designs. There, I work on a Windows 10 machine with the complete up to date CC and my personal opinion is that Adobe is coasting. Full disclosure, my freelance work is entirely separate from the print shop where I work full time. Stepping out of what was my comfort zone and trusting QuarkXpress to deliver the goods. The issue I just sent to press was the first completed cover to cover in QuarkXpress. Big part of the switch was the magazine I Art Direct, 'Skin Art.' 100 pages each issue. I little bit of stumbling at first (unlearning a decade + of workflow and shortcuts and re-aclimating to the Xpress environment) but I am fully in the QuarkXpress world for my design work and use Affinity Photo and Designer. After years of using InDesign (and stopping at Version CS 5-I refuse to subscribe to my software), I made the decision to come back to QuarkXpress. Just wanted to share my happiness with QuarkXpress.

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