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The article evaluates the QuarkXPress 10 desktop publishing software from Quark.

Compares the computer software QuarkXPress from Quark and InDesign from Adobe Systems Inc. Mac OS X support of the software; Graphic support; Page layout of the software.

Features the desktop and Web publishing software QuarkXpress 5.0 from Quark. Cost; Capabilities of the software; Interface improvements; Printer support changes; Support for Portable Document Format files.

The article evaluates the DesignPad desktop publishing (DTP) app for the iPad tablet computer from software developer Quark Software Inc.

Focuses on the spring 1999 publishing software industry in the United States. The 1987 development of Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress; Adobe's competing product, InDesign, a page layout program; Quark's partnership team of Timothy Gill and Farhad (Fred) Ebrahimi; Employee complaints against Ebrahimi.

Offers tips in using the QuarkXPress 4 computer software from Quark company. How to use the keyboard shortcuts; Hidden features of QuarkXPress; Ghosting images in text.

The article provides reviews of several software products including Blow Up 3 and Snap Art 3 by manufacturer Alien Skin Software, and the QuarkXPress 9.1 desktop publishing program by Quark Software Inc.

Presents tips for using software for desktop publishing. QuarkXpress from Quark company; Adobe Photoshop and InDesign from Adobe company; Macromedia Freehand from Macromedia company.

Reports on the add-ons to Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress system, running on both PC and Macintosh platforms. Indispensability of a number of QuarkXTensions; Color Change by Vision's Edge Inc.; Tableworks from Npath Software Inc.; More.

Features Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress 4 software program. Features of the program; Usability of the program; Command features of the program; Utility menu of the program.

Focuses on Quark Incorporated's QuarkXpress 4.0, a version of the company's desktop publishing product. Additional features of the Xpress 4.0; Its uses.

Reports on rumors about version 4.0 of Quark's QuarkXPress page-layout software. Enhanced design flexibility; HiFi Color process printing; Indexing and table-of-contents features.

Features QuarkXPress 3.2, published by Quark Inc. Color-management scheme that works directly from within the QuarkXPress application; Integrated color management; Use of the EfiColor XTension; Other features.

Reviews the computer software QuarkXpress 4.0 by the Quark Company. Features of the product; Cost of the product; Contact information included.

The article reports on the launch of upgraded professional desktop publishing application software 64-bit QuarkXPress from Quark.

The article evaluates Quark's QuarkXPress 10.2 desktop publishing software for print and digital.

The article focuses on Denver, Colorado-based Quark Inc., which is learning in the face of tough competition from Adobe Systems Inc. in the $2.7 billion desktop publishing software market. Since the early 1990s, QuarkXPress has been an essential tool for design professionals, advertising agencies, and publishing companies, which use the software to create graphic layouts. By 1998, QuarkXPress enjoyed an 80 percent market share and a virtual monopoly among designers at firms such as Condé Nast, McCann Erickson, and Time Inc. Today, however San Jose, California-based Adobe has Quark on the defensive as high-profile customers in publishing, advertising, and architecture have dumped Quark in favor of Adobe's InDesign. Users contend that after QuarkXPress 4.1 was released in 1999, the software remained virtually unchanged for the next four years. This created an opportunity for Adobe, whose Photoshop photo-imaging and Illustrator graphic design programs are also industry standards. Quark's inertia became even more apparent when Apple Computer moved to OS X in 2002.

Introduces the QuarkXPress 5.0 desktop publishing software from Quark. Features of the software; Price of the software.

Presents information on the computer software QuarkXPress 4.0 developed by Quark company.

Provides information on the QuarkXPress 4.0 computer software developed by Quark company.

Reviews the electronic publishing software QuarkXPress 4.0 from Quark. Recommended retail price; Ordering information; Computer operating system support.

Deals with the plan of Quark company to bundle its CorelDraw 8 with QuarXPress 4.0 for both Windows and Power Macintosh. Implication of the plan on graphics professionals; Speculations on the strategy of the company.

Presents information on the computer software QuarkXPress 4.0 developed by Quark company.

Reviews the computer software QuarkXPress 3.31 from Quark Incorporated.

Features Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress 4.0 software. Capabilities; Enhancements; Specifications.

Reviews the computer software `QuarkXPress 4.0,' developed by Quark.

Reviews the computer software `QuarkXPress 4.0,' developed by Quark Company.

Features the QuarkXPress 4.0 computer software. Price of the software; Features of the software; Where further information can be found.

The article features Quark which is best known for its QuarkXPress desktop publishing software. Based on the article, the software revolutionized the way people approached designing documents back in 1987. According to P. G. Bartlett of Quark, the company is still well-known for its desktop publishing system. In 1992, the company introduced the Quark Publishing System (QPS), which introduced enterprise capability. Quark's first step to make dynamic publishing more accessible was to acquire In.vision Research.

The article reports on customer satisfaction with the Adobe InDesign CS3 desktop publishing software. The software emerged in 1999 as a competitor to QuarkXPress. Because of the difficulty in getting designers to switch to the product, Adobe introduced enhancements. Magazines from "Bon Appétit" to "Condé Nast Traveler" to "Vogue" to GQ" have made the switch. "Washingtonian" started using InDesign in January 2007, and the staff response was positive. The software's features are described.

Reports on Quark Inc.'s plans to release its major upgrade to QuarkXPress for the Macintosh and Windows in March 1993. QuarkXPress 3.2 for the Mac; Tester reviews; Elimination of repetitive work; Features; Price; Contact information.

The article offers information on a new version of desktop publishing software QuarkXPress with slight increase in monthly subscription charges launched by software company Quark Inc. It informs that Quark will only support a low-cost upgrade for licensed users of QuarkXpress nine to QuarkXpress 10. It discusses the Portable Document Format export features of a freeware desktop publishing application Scribus which can be a useful option for price conscience users.

Reports on Quark Inc.'s search for ways to make a QuarkXPress-based multimedia authoring tool. Exploration of the technology; Power Macintosh upgrade schedule; Shipment of the QuarkXpress 3.3 for Windows and Mac.

Reports on Quark Inc.'s release of QuarkXPress 3.3. Simultaneous release of the Macintosh and Windows versions; Features; Automatic addition of spot colors from imported .EPS files to the Color scroll list; Price.

Reports on user reaction to the beta version of Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress 4.0 for Macintosh and Windows platforms. Number of additional features in the upgrade; User preoccupation with features it seemed to lack; Price of the software.

Reports on Quark Inc.'s decision to defer shipment of its QuarkXPress 3.3 desktop publishing upgrade. Causes of delay; Upgrade applications; Date for planned initial shipment; Contact information; Innovative features.

Features Aldus Corp.'s PageMaker 5.0, an archrival of Quark Inc.'s QuarkXPress. Ability to open documents simultaneously; Printing color separations; Removal of transformations with one menu command; Lack of rudimentary color calibration in Aldus freehand; Advantages over QuarkXPress.

Reports on improvements in Denver-based Quark's flagship product called XPress. AdCreation Toolkit; Tableworks Plus; SXetch Pad; BeyondPress; PM QXP; Vision Utilities; Notes; QX-Tools; Combs XT; Jabberwocky XTension; Press2GO Jump Document; Pick-UpSpot. INSET: Xtensions sources..

Reports on the shipment by Quark Inc. of its Macintosh-based XPress 3.2 for layout operations. EfiColor XTension; Support for Apple Events scripting; Compatibility with XPress 3.1 for Windows.

Provides information on the enhancement made by Quark Incorporated for its QuarkXPress 4.0 software. Added features of the software; Support provided by QuarkXPress to its users; Compatibility offered by QuarkXPress; Other products of Quark to be released; Features of Quark Publishing System (QPS).