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 Imagine being able to export all of the individual text boxes of a catalogue, translate the text, and then have it flow back into the document, in the same way it was exported. How about exporting all the text for archiving, or for creating web pages, or populating a database? It's not impossible, it's the feature set of CopyFlow
Gold: round-tripping — or just exporting — of text and graphics between QuarkXPress or InDesign and Word RTF or tagged text files.
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 If any of the projects within this article remind you of a job on which you recently worked, then you are probably intimately familiar with the benefits of Xdata and InData. If you're not, once you read this article, you'll want to be.
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 If you're tasked with getting out what was once put in -- text that is -- TeXTractor for QuarkXPress 8 will fast become your favorite XTensions module. Now supporting QuarkXPress 8 (and 4, 6, and 7, too), breathe easy knowing that you can give your cut and paste keys a rest.
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production may be the most time consuming of all publishing
projects. A single catalogue can be a burden on everyone:
IT managers, database creators, designers, photographers,
production artists, and even the customer. There may be dozens
of collaborators, thousands of pages, tens of thousands of
images, and yet somehow you are expected to pull it all together
into a beautiful, easy-to-navigate design with every last-minute
pricing update, product description, and photo in place and
perfect. With Xcatalog and InCatalog, not only is this possible, it's easy.
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devices, output styles, or output tracking. MadeToPrint
for InDesign®, QuarkXPress®, or Quark Publishing
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ideal for minimizing this resource sinkhole.
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 Tim Banister, general manager of desktop software for Quark, Inc., says that QuarkXPress 8 is the best version so far. While the list of new features is comparatively short, they are far reaching. Everywhere you look -- menus, palettes, and dialogues -- there's something new, something streamlined, or something just plain cool.
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 There are many ways to create a professional-looking index, table of contents, or site index for a web site, and there are a number of automation techniques, but none compare to the processing and text control of Virginia Systems' line of tools.
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 If you read
X-Ray Magazine, you are probably a designer or production person. You probably create stunning brochures, annual reports, or maybe in-house promotional products -- but someone is confused. Maybe it's you. Why is it that your boss (AKA, the customer) thinks you can just whip up some ultra-cool, animated creation that actually moves the customer to click here? Whether you are a die-hard InDesign or QuarkXPress fan you can be creating animated presentations or ads and multi-state buttons in a flash. I mean, "without Flash."
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 It's not just the title; it's the content. Industry experts shed light on the most obscure and the most popular QuarkXPress features; making this the best source for feature understanding -- whether you're a beginner or an expert yourself. 250 page of full color, step-by-step instructions on every topic from getting started, to anchored graphics, to illustration techniques.
 Describing
any extensions module as a one-trick pony borders on a misnomer,
but for the purpose of this article, it fits. In the next
few pages I'll shed some light on Photoshop, QuarkXPress,
InDesign, and Acrobat extensible technology, and a book that
is a must have for everyone. Each of these products provides
a singular purpose -- for less than $50.
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