The Quark XPress Book (3rd Edition for Macintosh)

David Blatner, Keith Stimely, Eric Taub, Stephen F. Roth (ed.)

ISBN 10: 1566091357 / ISBN 13: 9781566091350

Published by Peachpit Press/An Open House Book, 1993

About this Item

Berkeley, CA, Peachpit Press/An Open House Book, 1993; xxv, 682 pp., index. Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good - no names, stamps, stickers or annotation - very clean and sound. Rear cover gatefold contains a table of keyboard shortcuts. Note: The net weight of the book is approx. 1.2 kg so extra postage may be requested for destinations outside of Australia.

Seller Inventory # 717

Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Quark XPress Book (3rd Edition for Macintosh)
• Publisher: Peachpit Press/An Open House Book
• Publication Date: 1993
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1566091357
• ISBN 13: 9781566091350
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 3rd Edition
• Condition: Very Good
• Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

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Synopsis

If you're serious about QuarkXPress for Windows, this is the book to have. It's the highest rated, most comprehensive, and best-selling QuarkXPress book ever published. Now totally updated and rewritten to cover version 3.3, it includes a handy tear-out card showing keystroke shortcuts. Also includes extra tips about using Windows from the perspective of a Macintosh user - for those folks making the cross-platform journey.The QuarkXPress Book, 2nd Edition for Windows is a major update from the first edition, covering QuarkXPress for Windows, version 3.3. An extensive appendix covers the dozens of new features available for the first time to Windows users with the release of version 3.3, including new printing, tabulation, page layout, and color management tools. Because many Windows users will continue to use release 3.1 (there is no version 3.2 for Windows), an icon has been inserted throughout the book to flag the changes found in 3.3. There's also an entire appendix on EfiColor - a color management system - plus an updated appendix on Mac/PC file transfers, which has become substantially easier on both platforms in QuarkXPress 3.3.