British security researcher has discovered, proven, and published ways to use legitimate features of PDF files to deliver malicious code payloads and even search and retrieve data from any connected data source on a target computer.
I’ve been soaking up all kinds of tips, tricks and techniques from the InDesign Conference going on right now in Chicago. Here are my picks of the top 25 tips from a single day’s sessions.
New plug-in brings back the concept of stylesheets and promises to replace three native InDesign palettes.
Q2ID brings QuarkXPress 5.x and 6.x document conversion to InDesign. Q2ID (QuarkXPress to InDesign document conversion) publisher: Markzware platform: price: $199 usd rating: More and more lately I find myself reviewing …
It’s the most powerful, most feature-packed version of QuarkXPress ever built, they said. It stimulates creativity and inspires organic work, they claim. They said it will revolutionize publishing. Quark VS InDesign.com goes deeper into QuarkXPress 7 than anyone before to see if they were right.
Spammers are employing a new tactic to attack blogs, and it’s a tactic that could bring down anti-spam measures protecting not only the Blogosphere, but e‑mail too. Blog spammers are attacking blogs …
A lot of designers are making the move from QuarkXPress to Adobe’s InDesign. But if you’re a proficient QuarkXPress user, some features of InDesign seem counterintuitive, confusing and downright frustrating. Below, …
Step-by-step, how the creative team initiates, controls, and concludes a typical InDesign/InCopy workflow.
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, …
A new deal with Scholastic hopes to increase Quark exposure among future generations of Australian creatives, but the current state of Quark technology, coupled with the 200% markup for QuarkXPress down under, has the designers of today and tomorrow running straight into InDesign’s arms. We have to ask: Is Quark really wooing Australian creatives, or should we use another verb that rhymes with wooing?
