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If you have designs on creating great pages, read these pages first! Design pros walk you through every quirk of Quark, from panes and palettes to prepress and production. Soon you'll be spicing things up with special effects, converting print files to HTML, combining print and Web layouts, and producing publications packed with punch.
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"Inside ... Navigate the interface ; Build a layout ; Synch and collaborate ; Format text and paragraphs ; Work with tables ; Add pictures ; Prep files for print ; Output your work to digital"--Back cover.
Introduction. Part I: Getting Started. Chapter 1: Introducing QuarkXPress. Chapter 2: Have It Your Way. Chapter 3: Boxes and Text Unite! Chapter 4: A Picture Is Worth. Chapter 5: Getting Tricky with Boxes. Part II: Adding Style and Substance. Chapter 6: You've Got Real Style. Chapter 7: Wo
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While QuarkXPress is the most-widely used page-layout program in the world, Adobe InDesign is rapidly gaining ground with better typography and transparency features, speedier performance, and more overall control. Plus, InDesign 2 is Mac OS X native, QuarkXPress 5 isn't. But if you're a QuarkXPress
<p><b>Build your own blog, website, or portfolio with Squarespace</b><p>Squarespace lets you create visually rich web pages with any configuration of text, images, or blocks you wish, just by dragging and dropping. Even if you've been using earlier versions of Squarespace, the features in version 6