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Quark’s new CEO welcomes partners to corporate headquarters
OEM and System Integrators get preview of new training facility PRESS RELEASE DENVER – November 6, 2006 – Raymond Schiavone, Quark’s new President and Chief Executive Officer, will welcome OEM and System Integrators to the company’s new training facility for discussion of enterprise products. Quark Inc. announced today that it is taking the wraps off…
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Adobe Announces Call for Entries to 2007 Adobe Design Achievement Awards
Premier Global Student Competition Recognizes the Best Student Work in Design, Film and Interactive Content for the Web; Expands to Include 30 Countries PRESS RELEASE SAN JOSE, Calif. — Nov. 1, 2006 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced its call for entries to the seventh annual Adobe Design Achievement Awards (ADAA). The program honors…
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InDesign Conference Master Class 2006
Join me along with a who’s-who of InDesign gurus including, David Blatner, Diane Burns, Sandee Cohen, Anne-Marie Concepcion, Chris Converse, Kacey Crouch, Rufus Deuchler, Olav Martin Kvern, Deke McClelland, Claudia McCue, Branislav Milic, Nichael Ninness, Thomas Phinney, Dave Saunders, Peter Truskier, Russell Viers, Steve Werner, and Brian Wood for the InDesign Conference Master Class in…
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Quark Names Raymond Schiavone President & CEO
Quark appoints XML and enterprise publishing software veteran to offices of President and CEO.
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Drag Scale Type ala Illustrator
Scaling type horizontally with the appropriate field on the Character or Control palettes is easy and precise, but not necessarily ideal when trying to scale to fit a particular space or when a more visual scaling is desired. Wouldn’t it be great if you could scale text width in InDesign just by dragging–like Illustrator can…
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Drop Caps in InDesign
Drop caps–those big, attention-getting glyphs that arrest the eye and bring it right into the beginning of your story–are a quick and simple thing to achieve in InDesign. The drop caps are controlled by settings made in the Paragraph palette. If it’s not open, bring it up with Mac: CMD-OPT-T, Win: CTRL-ALT-T or Menu: Window>Type…
