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QuarkXPress has garnered positive reviews over the past 12 months, with users highlighting its intuitive interface, precise control over elements, and seamless transition from layout to print preparation. Users appreciate its stability and reliable output for print publishing, making it a trustworthy tool. The software receives praise for its industry-standard ...Read more
**Precision Control:** QuarkXPress provides precise control over text, images, and layout elements, enhancing creativity.
**Ease of Use:** Users find QuarkXPress intuitive, with a consistent user interface, making it easy to learn and use efficiently.
**Innovative Features:** Constant updates introduce new features like HTML5 custom interactivity, catering to evolving design needs.
**Industry Standard:** QuarkXPress is considered an industry standard, relied upon for professional typesetting and layout design.
**Learning Curve:** The complexity of features may pose a learning curve challenge, requiring time and effort to master the full capabilities.
**Compatibility Issues:** Issues with compatibility with older versions or file formats can hinder seamless workflows.
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06/01/16
Used to be good.
What do you like best? Ease of layouts and the over all user friendliness (initially was originally determined our decision to work in Quark. What do you dislike? Constantly crashes. When I call to resolve issues the standard answers are 1. there's nothing we can do at this time. or 2. Just buy the newest version (even though your current version is only 2 years old. Recommendations to others considering the product Don't waste your time or money at this point...especially if you are a ...
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04/27/16
QuarkXpress
What do you like best? I like that Quark is in a way like InDesign. It's good for page layouts and business cards. What do you dislike? Not being able to edit images and the ability to to resize them What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Not applicable
03/30/16
Expert
What do you like best? I did like how the Key commands were easy, and pretty intuitive. What do you dislike? I highly disliked the ongoing File corruption. I think It has gotten a little better as will new software versions. Recommendations to others considering the product I feel Quark is good for individuals that understand the program and how it works. I was ease to learn way back when. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Warez ...
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03/28/16
I do not use Quark anymore
What do you like best? Honestly, I have had more people ask me to create files using indesign so I have not sued it in a few years. What do you dislike? It does not work with Adobe Products seamlessly. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? none at this time
03/28/16
Use Quark sparingly
What do you like best? The best part of Quark was when I had to design books and multi page articles. Used inDesign at first and then copied over to Quark to finish What do you dislike? Love Adobe products and using inDesign is a breeze. Quark just bogs down designing. When going to print more printers are using inDesign and ask for the Quark file to be in a pdf format so they don't have to deal with Quark Recommendations to others considering the product Learn inDesign. Sorry to say but ...
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03/27/16
Gets the job done, but there are issues...
What do you like best? Quark has the typographical control required for professional page layout, including a robust styles interface, spelling dictionaries that can be modified, and hanging indents and advanced tabs. I used the product for over twenty years and it does the job. What do you dislike? I have found the customer service to be poor; there are difficulties in generating PDF files with full control and imbedded fonts. Some of the user interfaces are clunky and not particularly ...
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03/27/16
The best for newspaper
What do you like best? Facility to use, variety of tools and great for low cost PCs. The low price is a great incentive to use QuarkXPress. It is a great software for both those already working with printed diagramming , and for those who are learning. What do you dislike? The compatibility could be better. Mainly for .jpg. And the hotkeys could be same as adobe softwares. Image editing could be improved. Compatibility with other diagramming software and vector could also be improved. ...
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03/24/16
Graphic Designer
What do you like best? the ease of use dealing with large magazine design. i love that i can create multiple style sheets for magazines with styles per section. i love how you can set different footers, headers, widths and margins per master page. there are so many things i love about quark i could go on forever. What do you dislike? in the newest version i don't like that the shortcut menus are a little different and i'm having to get use to where some elements have moved around in the ...
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03/24/16
affectionate
What do you like best? Rapid work, good production without complications What do you dislike? it has not evolved to the rhythm of Adobe InDesing Recommendations to others considering the product That is easier to learn. An interface more similar to adobe and that do not trump the implemented innovations What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? books, magazines, newspapers, leaflets
03/24/16
I used QuarkXpress daily for 15 years
What do you like best? The best part was that all the shortcuts and tools had become second nature after 15 years of daily use. What do you dislike? I stopped using QXP during version 8. The competition overtook QXP in ease of integrating with PSD and AI files. The UI became too bulky. QXP relied on 3rd party plug-ins for features that ID had built in (ex. Drop Shadows, Blending Modes, importing PSD files formats, etc. Recommendations to others considering the product QXP has not been my ...
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