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Dick Margulis says "In any case, once you have imported them into InDesign,
you should be in a better position to maintain them going forward."
There really is no reason to think the existing QXDs could not be maintained
in a new version of QuarkXPress
2 years ago, QuarkXPress had around 85% of the market share in it's domain.
While InDesign has acquired a fraction of this market, QuarkXPress isn't
going away.
So, the only reason I'd see for the switch is a preference for Adobe
products and/or a dislike of Quark products.
- Swish
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From: bounce-techwr-l-146657 -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com
[mailto:bounce-techwr-l-146657 -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com]On Behalf Of Dick
Margulis
Subject: Re: Quark compatibility question
I can't give you a direct answer to your question (I assume someone else
will), but before you buy Quark for the PC, consider buying InDesign for the
PC. It _should_ be able to open the Quark files, although there may be some
gotcha in terms of the way they were saved on the Mac and then opening them
on a PC. You'd have to do a little research on that question.
In any case, once you have imported them into InDesign, you should be in a
better position to maintain them going forward.
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