Archives: February 2005

Though the venerable men’s magazine and self-described “lifestyle brand” has not made an official announcement, reliable sources have it that Playboy Magazine has switched from a QuarkXPress-based workflow to InDesign…

Every friday download a new, royalty-free, high-resolution stock photo in JPG and JPEG200 formats, complete with clipping path and alpha channel…

Characterized as “future technologies,” will these features be in this Spring’s upcoming fourth release of InDesign, dubbed CS 2.0…

DTP Tools makes history filling in the last missing piece of InDesign CS

History for InDesign CS

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Toward the end of an InDesign training class or seminar one of my favorite things to do is to use InDesign’s undo history to step backward through the preceding seven hours of work, one demonstrated tool or feature at a time—CMD+Z time-traveling past numerous saves, all the way back to a blank page…

With the PSD Import Xtension and QuarkVista Quark began innovation that must continue for XPress 7 to provide an alternative to InDesign…

At the TypoTechnica 2005 conference in London Thursday, Quark Inc. showed off QuarkXPress 7, which it characterized as “the most significant upgrade in the product’s history…

In an editorial yesterday on Publish.com, Andreas Pfeiffer, founder of the The Pfeiffer Report on Emerging Trends and Technologies, echoed the opinions expressed by Quark VS InDesign…

JPG isn’t cutting it any more, so what is a JPF file and how do you use it?
What is a .JPF file…

Every friday download a new, royalty-free, high-resolution stock photo in JPG and JPEG200 formats, complete with clipping path and alpha channel…

K4 Publishing System replaces QPS System at German publisher GONG Verlag - SNAP Innovation supplies integration with issue planning, archive and ePaper solutions
Press Release
HAMBURG, Germany—(QUARKvsINDESIGN…

New TWGA report: Printers not optimistic, book publishing down, stock photography purchase up, and U.S. graphic firms number 50,000…