by Adam Banks
on 3 May 2011
in Analysis
By Ian Betteridge Once upon a time, there was a software company called Quark. Quark had, through a combination of smart engineering and aggressive business practices, become the dominant player in the nascent field of desktop publishing. If you were a pro publisher, you used QuarkXPress. The only real alternative – Adobe’s PageMaker – was [...]
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by Kenny Hemphill
on 6 April 2011
in News
QuarkXPress 9 TestDrive, a 30-day demo version of the latest version of Quark’s flagship application is now available for download, three weeks before the full version goes on sale.
Quark says that the Test Drive version is fully functional for 30 days, including the ability to save files and print documents. It can also open documents from QuarkXPress 3 and later.
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