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If you ever tried to use the pen tool in Photoshop, Illustrator, or any of the myriad programs that draw Bézier curves, you know that they can be quite difficult to control and use. How about a new approach?
Documents with pages and pages of repetitive formatting, such as a series of products like the single shown here, can be tedious and time consuming. If you're weary of spending your day applying style sheets, check out the automation benefits of Xdata and InData.
In part one of this series, take a quick tour of TransType Pro and find out what you've been "missing."
Mac OS X handles fonts quite differently from Mac OS 9. Where fonts are installed determines who has access to them. Samuel Litt sheds some light on the mystery.
Printer's spreads programs can range from software that makes a simple booklet to a fully customizable printing application that can handle large flats. This article reviews the contenders.
In this article, Trevor Alyn, of Quark documentation fame, holds your hand and virtually leads you through not just the features of composition zones, but why those features might be used by a real person — or real persons. 
Recently, Joe Root noticed that he was using a text and picture boxes in several places and constantly manipulating that content over and over in the different places where the content had been placed...and then it dawned on him... Find out what.
The Bézier tools within QuarkXPress get you from here to Saturn.
Quark Interactive Designer, for QuarkXPress 7.02 or higher, takes QuarkXPress layouts and converts them into real Macromedia® Flash®. Joe Root guides you through the basics of this product in six easy exercises. 
PhotoZoom Pro 2 uses a proprietary algorithm to add missing resolution to important photos. Perfect for use with camera-phone shots.
Creating UPC barcodes used to be a long, drawn-out process that could take weeks or even months. Today, with extension technology, it's far easier. In fact, you could have added a barcode to your project in less time than it took you to read this paragraph.
As a QuarkXPress 7 user, are you suffering from ShadowCaster withdrawals? Well no more. Check out ShadowCaster 3.3 for free.
These ultra-professional and precise measuring tools will satisfy even the most discriminating designer or desktop publisher.
Templates are often the best way to kickstart a design project. Inject your creativity with one of these 315 templates for the application of your choice.