Re: Quark

I started using PageMaker and then had to convert to Quark in my current 
job.  If you're using PageMaker, don't expect an instant transition to 
Quark as it is a bit different.  Same concepts, different ways of doing 
things.  All-in-all I like the software, although it has a tendency to 
corrupt its own files on an NT platform.  As long as you keep a backup 
there's no problem.

On the very plus side of it, most printer shops use Macs.  If you're on a 
PC, you'll find that Quark translates better across platforms and you'll 
have significantly less problems than you will with PageMaker .

Peggi

At 11:37 PM 6/8/00 -0400, Z. Paul Reynolds, M.S. Ed. wrote:
>Can anyone give me advice on purchasing Quark Xpress?  If any of you have
>any good or bad comments regarding this software package, I'd love to hear
>them.
>
>Thanks!
>
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>
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