To break a paragraph’s link to a style sheet without losing the formatting of the paragraph itself, highlight or click the Content tool within the paragraph, and then, on the Style Sheets palette, select the No Style style sheet…
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To break a paragraph’s link to a style sheet without losing the formatting of the paragraph itself, highlight or click the Content tool within the paragraph, and then, on the Style Sheets palette, select the No Style style sheet…
Need to remove a text box here and there without completely breaking the thread? Just delete the unwanted box(es)…
When runaround is set on boxes, it will, by default, push around overlapping text on any layers below the current. Often, that’s the way we want it…
Hanging punctuation–the practice of letting opening punctuation “hang out” beyond the visual edge of a block of text which actually reinforces that edge–is not something that’s automatic in QuarkXPress: it takes a little bit of romancing, but it can be done…
Between QuarkXPress 6 and 7, numerous improvements were made over previous versions. Some, like the innovation of projects, OpenType support, and, of course, transparency, are huge…
Styling drop caps for your introductory paragraphs using QuarkXPress is straightforward; the trick here is knowing where to find the place where it’s speficied…
Tab leaders–the lines of filler characters in printed lists and tables of contents that connect the aligned content on one side to the aligned content on the other–are easily obtainable in QuarkXPress…
If you’ve ever been greeted by the Missing Fonts dialog upon opening a QuarkXPress document and been unable to find where the missing fonts are used, this tip is for you…
One feature of QuarkXPress around since the early days is Save Page As EPS, located on the File menu. The major drawback to using this feature, though, has always been that fonts aren’t embedded…
Updating linked images can be tedious, especially if the XPress document has traveled across systems and every image must be updated…
You can resize both a box and its content proportionally by holding down CTRL-SHIFT-OPT and either using the greater-than and less-than keys (to size the box down and up)…
Here’s the scenario: You place into a picture box a non-rectangular EPS or a raster image with a clipping path…