Most print designers and prepress professionals use QuarkXPress 3.X or 4.X — not because XPress is a flawless program, but because its features, familiarity, and prevalence make it cost-effective.

Our culture is full of iconic struggles between mismatched foes who fought bravely for supremacy through incredible odds. Along with David vs Goliath, the RAF vs the Luftwaffe and the Jedi vs the Sith ...

Quark has had a rocky past few years. Quark 6.0, although a needed update for Mac OS X, was a very buggy product and the new features that made it in were far from show-stoppers. That led many to look ...

With the release of InDesign 2.0 Adobe became the only page layout application to support Mac OS X. Released in a vacuum with no major competitors, InDesign flourished among design professionals that ...

Denver, CO, May 24, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Quark Software Inc. announced today a new offer created specifically for designers who don’t currently own QuarkXPress but are considering switching or ...

COMMENTARY--It really feels like the good old days of the personal computer again, when the industry was constantly rocked by breakthrough software launches and competing products leapfrogging each ...

SANTA ANA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Markzware, the leading developer of file conversion technology for Adobe InDesign, today announced an upgrade to its popular Adobe Plugin, Q2ID (Quark to InDesign).

Markzware®, leading innovator of desktop publishing and data conversion tools, announces the addition for the popular InDesign CC 2019 Mac/Win 1 Year Bundle Subscription. Q2ID® (Quark to InDesign) now ...

Another strong InDesign alternative is VivaDesigner, which comes in both desktop and browser-based flavours and packs in ...

SANTA ANA, California, May 16, 2018 - Markzware, leading innovator of desktop publishing and data conversion solutions, announces the addition of QuarkXPress 2018 support for the popular Q2ID CC ...

Since its initial release a few years ago, Adobe InDesign has been touted as a "Quark killer." The first two versions didn't quite live up to the hype, and QuarkXPress remained king of the publishing ...