Quebecor World Extends Contract with Quark; In Continuance of Quark’s Promise for Excellence in Service, Quebecor World Renews Contract Press Release DENVER–(QUARKvsINDESIGN.com)–Aug. 10, 2005–Quark Inc. today announced that Quebecor World …
All the News for Those Who Print Apple’s Automator Allows Workflow ShortcutsA new feature in Mac OS 10.4, Automator enables creative pros to build workflow shortcuts in a drag-and-drop environment without …
Macy’s West, Plow & Hearth, Staples Cite Enhanced Quality and Production Efficiency in Decision to Move to InDesign CS2 Press Release SAN JOSE, Calif.–(QUARKvsINDESIGN.com)–Aug. 2, 2005–Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today …
SoftCare updates thier popular Plug-ins to work with Creative Suite 2; will still work with Creative Suite 1
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 …
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.
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?
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?
MIT’s The Tech switches to Adobe/WoodWing software to expedite publishing to web, giving up QuarkXPress 4 and Quark Publishing System 2
All the News for Those Who Print Electronic-Publishing Talks Quark VS InDesignIn the current issue of Electronic-Publishing editor Keith Hevenor details the history and rivalry of the desktop publishing giants, …
