• Markzware Announces the Release of FlightCheck Studio for Adobe InDesign

    FlightCheck Studio Resolves Design Problems With Quick And Easy Detection And Correction! Press Release Rijswijk, The Netherlands—(QUARKvsINDESIGN.com)—July 28, 2005—Markzware, the leading developer of quality control for digital files used in the global graphic arts and printing industries is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Markzware FlightCheck Studio for Adobe InDesign CS and CS2. FlightCheck…

  • Typefi Announces Version 2.5 of the Typefi Publishing System — The Automated Scriptless Publishing Solution

    World leader in dynamic enterprise publishing releases the latest version of their XML-based automated scriptless publishing system. Press Release San Jose, CA–(QUARKvsINDESIGN.com)–July 28, 2005–Typefi Systems, Inc. has announced the release of version 2.5 of its flagship Typefi Publishing System (TPS). TPS version 2.5 provides ease-of-use and robust new capabilities for automated scriptless publishing, workflow management…

  • QuarkXPress 7.0 From the Inside

    Will XPress 7.0 be the upgrade that puts Quark back on top? CreativePro.com’s Gene Gable spent two days at Quark’s Denver headquarters to find out and emerged with a cautiously optimistic exclusive report that delves deeper into what Quark has let out of the bag so far–and hints at a few things they haven’t.

  • Tutorial: How-To Fill Type with Artwork in Quark

    How would you fill type with artwork or imagery? Would you do it in Photoshop or Illustrator? If the artwork-filled type is going to end up in your QuarkXPress layout, why worry about transparency, clipping path, or image preview issues? Why not just fill the type directly within XPress? One of the biggest time-eaters in…

  • I’m At Powells!

    Powells Bookstore, a massive Portland bookseller that has become a regional must-see tourist attraction, lists my books. Check it out: Adobe Illustrator CS2 @work: Projects You Can Use on the Job Special Edition: Using Creative Suite 2. I’m a contributing author to Michael Smick’s book.

  • Who’s Watching the Adobe-Macromedia Merger?

    As Adobe and Macromedia await word of DOJ rulings on the impending merger and what will become of the companies’ competitive products, both move forward with stockholder votes. But if applications–DreamWeaver, GoLive, FreeHand, FireWorks, or Homesite–have to sell, who is likely to buy?