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One feature I’ve heard people wish for in QuarkXPress is to check spelling as you type — especially in multiple languages. One time-tested solution is AutoCorrectXT 3.4, a $50 XTension for QuarkXPress 7/8/9 from AthenaSoft. In addition to using its own dictionaries, it can also correct user-defined typing errors.
AutoCorrectXT fixes spelling errors in English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish,
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11167 readersWe’ve sung the praises of AutoCorrectXT before. (See our most recent story here). This industrial-strength spelling fixer is now available for QuarkXPress 9. AthenaSoft’s website hasn’t yet been updated with the latest version (3.4), but the information about its features is correct. If you’ve wanted either an as-you-type spelling fixer, or a more powerful spell-checker,
7154 readersI asked Quark about why they didn’t begin selling QuarkXPress 9 through their online store when they released the final version of QuarkXPress 9 on April 6th. (This was the final, complete version, but stops working 30 days from its first use.) It turns out that it takes a few weeks to get all the
17937 readersIn Macworld UK, Michael Burns wrote helpful decriptions of 18 of the new features in QuarkXPress 9. Their editors have graciously allowed us to publish a few, including the one below. Be sure to catch all of them in “QuarkXPress 9 Expert Tips” here. ———————— Bullets, numbering, and outline lists Instead of manually inserting bullets
8547 readersSmarter long documents with Callouts and Bullets & Numbers Work faster and smarter with Callouts and Bullets & Numbers in QuarkXPress 9. In this session we'll learn how to use the Callouts feature to automatically position boxes anywhere on a page, while still following the main text flow. Or use Bullet, Numbering, and Outline Styles
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If you need to include Arabic text in a publication — either printed or in digital form — here’s a time-tested solution:
Layout Ltd.’s ArabicXT is an XTension for QuarkXPress 7/8/9 that lets you set bi-directional type in in the Arabic, Farsi, Hebrew, Jawi, and Kurdish languages, without requiring an Arabic operating system.
You can create text
4222 readersQuark is offering a $349 upgrade to QuarkXPress 9 from any version of QuarkXPress.
Check it out:
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Quark announced today that all QuarkXPress customers, including those using versions of QuarkXPress dating back to version 3, can upgrade to QuarkXPress 9 for $349. QuarkXPress 9 is the newest version of QuarkXPress that, among many new design features, gives creative professionals control over publishing interactive content
How to Save a QuarkXPress Project Down to a Previous Version
7280 readersEach time a new version of QuarkXPress is released, I receive a bunch of questions about how to save a QuarkXPress document so that it may be read by a previous version of QuarkXPress. With the recent release of QuarkXPress 9, this question is high in the minds of many. As with all versions of
9442 readersThis is the last week to take advantage of Quark’s offer to upgrade you from any version of QuarkXPress to QuarkXPress 9, for just $299!
The offer ends on Dec 31 — you can get it directly from Quark at www.quark.com/promotion, or from ThePowerXChange at www.thepowerxchange.com/quarkxpress_9_10406_prd1.html
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