In L.A. they’re throwing “Innie” parties; flashing an InDesign CS2 CD-ROM is required to part the velvet ropes at SoHo nightclubs, and; in Dallas, even the manliest of designing men is sporting a butterfly tattoo. Learning InDesign is hip. It’s happening. It’s now. InDesign is the new black.

At MacExpo London Quark will add to its product line with an innovative new product.

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. Consequently, sharing or trying to RIP that EPS caused font substitution, which, in an EPS, is a real mess. QuarkXPress 7,…

PRESS RELEASE Time Out Group looks to the future by committing to Quark LONDON – October 5, 2006 – Quark Inc. announced today that Time Out Group, a leading international brand and publisher of the hugely popular Time Out magazine, guide books, and www.timeout.com, has chosen to update its existing publishing system by upgrading to…

PRESS RELEASE New and enhanced features provide value to publishing and marketing workflows; next generation preview demonstrates commitment to open standards and integrated solutions NEUCHÂTEL, Switzerland – October 5, 2006 – Quark Inc. announced today that it will preview the latest update of its Quark Publishing System (QPS) at this year’s IFRA Expo and conference…

In Creative Suite 2 Adobe introduced the Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ASE) file format. With it, you can create custom swatch colors in InDesign, Illustrator, or Photoshop, and import them into the rest without having to manually recreate them. Among several ramifications, that means for print output pros fewer instances of the common problem of the…