Updated and expanded, the QuarkXPress 4.0 Handbook is the best guide to the long-awaited QuarkXPress 4.0, covering dozens of new features and functions. This critical upgrade offers Macintosh, Windows 95, and Windows NT users a potent new set of publishing tools including Bézier boxes and lines, text shaping, and long document formatting.
The QuarkXPress 4.0 Handbook is the perfect guide to all of these improvements, teaching you to think the "Quark way" and publish like a professional. Part One begins with creating a single document page, then explains importing text and art, and gradually advances through master pages, typography, color basics, and printing your work.
Part Two is a detailed explanation of long documents and templates using multiple master pages and sectioning, indexing, and managing documents and databases. Part Three takes you from Quark user to Quark artist by revealing the tricks of the trade from style sheets and alignment to special graphic and typographic effects, color proofing, trapping, and Web and multimedia publishing.

ia/quarkxpress40han00burn.pdf

Diane L. Burns; Sharyn Venit

John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated

Hungry Minds, Incorporated

MIS Press

United States, United States of America

New York, United States, 1998

1st ed, New York, ©1998

1, PT

Includes index.

subject: QuarkXPress (Computer file); Desktop publishing

contributor: Internet Archive

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rights: The access limited around the compus-network users

unit_name: Internet Archive

topic: QuarkXPress (Computer file); Desktop publishing

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Foreword
2. (p2) Introduction
3. (p3) Part One
3.1. (p4) Chapter 1: The Basics
3.2. (p10) Chapter 2: Creating One Page
3.3. (p17) Chapter 3: Expanding the Document
3.3.1. (p5) Getting Started
3.3.2. (p6) Examining a QuarkXPress Document
3.3.3. (p7) Examining QuarkXPress Palettes
3.3.4. (p8) Examining QuarkXPress Menus
3.3.5. (p9) Summary
3.3.6. (p11) Setting Up a New Document
3.3.7. (p12) Viewing Pages on the Screen
3.3.8. (p13) Creating and Modifying QuarkXPress Items
3.3.9. (p14) Working with Items
3.3.10. (p15) Saving Your Work
3.3.11. (p16) Summary
3.3.12. (p18) Advanced Item Relationships
3.3.13. (p19) Using a QuarkXPress Library
3.3.14. (p20) Adding, Deleting, and Moving Pages
3.3.15. (p21) Document Navigation
3.3.16. (p22) Understanding QuarkXPress Preferences
3.3.17. (p23) Summary
3.4. (p24) Chapter 4: Word Processing
3.4.1. (p25) Setting Columns, Gutter Width, and Text Inset
3.4.2. (p26) Sources of Text
3.4.3. (p27) Selecting Text
3.4.4. (p28) Character Formatting
3.4.5. (p29) Paragraph Formatting
3.4.6. (p30) Working with Style Sheets
3.4.7. (p31) Finding and Changing Text
3.4.8. (p32) Checking Spelling
3.4.9. (p33) Exporting Text to Other Programs
3.4.10. (p34) Summary
3.5. (p35) Chapter 5: Typography
3.5.1. (p36) Fonts and Your System
3.5.2. (p37) Horizontal/Vertical Scale
3.5.3. (p38) Kerning and Tracking Text
3.5.4. (p39) Hyphenation and Justification
3.5.5. (p40) Working with Leading
3.5.6. (p41) Adding Paragraph Rules
3.5.7. (p42) Baseline Shift
3.5.8. (p43) Other Vertical Spacing Issues
3.5.9. (p44) Running Text Around All Side of an Item
3.5.10. (p45) Special Typographic Characters
3.5.11. (p46) Setting Typographic Preferences
3.5.12. (p47) Summary
3.6. (p48) Chapter 6: Graphics
3.6.1. (p49) "Working with Bezier Shapes
3.6.2. (p50) Changing the Shape and Content of Boxes
3.6.3. (p51) Working with Lines
3.6.4. (p52) Importing Graphics from Other Sources
3.6.5. (p53) A Bit of Information
3.6.6. (p54) Choosing Scanning Settings
3.6.7. (p55) Working with Runaround
3.6.8. (p56) Clipping Paths
3.6.9. (p57) The Merge and Split Commands
3.6.10. (p58) Saving a Page as an EPS File
3.6.11. (p59) Summary
3.7. (p60) Chapter 7: Color Basics
3.7.1. (p61) Creating and Editing Colors
3.7.2. (p62) Duplicating Colors
3.7.3. (p63) Deleting Colors
3.7.4. (p64) Appending Colors
3.7.5. (p65) Applying Colors and Blends
3.7.6. (p66) Applying Color to Text
3.7.7. (p67) The Edit Trap Dialog Box
3.7.8. (p68) Summary
3.8. (p69) Chapter 8: Printing Basics
4. (p76) Part Two
4.1. (p77) Chapter 9: Master Pages and Sectioning
4.1.1. (p78) Creating Master Pages
4.1.2. (p79) Choosing the Facing Pages Option-or Not
4.1.3. (p80) Editing a Master Page
4.1.4. (p81) Calculating the Width of the Automatic Text Box
4.1.5. (p82) Applying Master Pages
4.1.6. (p83) Numbering Pages and Sectioning a Document
4.1.7. (p84) Creating and Using Templates
4.1.8. (p85) Benefits of Using Templates
4.1.9. (p86) Summary
4.2. (p87) Chapter 10: Books, Lists, and Indexing
4.2.1. (p88) Working with Books
4.2.2. (p89) Generating Lists
4.2.3. (p90) Indexing
4.2.4. (p91) Deciding When to Index
4.2.5. (p92) Summary
4.3. (p93) Chapter 11: Publishing Databases
5. (p97) Part Three
5.1. (p98) Chapter 12: Graphics in Typography
5.1.1. (p99) Converting Text to Boxes
5.1.2. (p100) Working with Text-Paths
5.1.3. (p101) Techniques with Anchored Items
5.1.4. (p102) Tricks with Paragraph Rules
5.1.5. (p103) Summary
5.2. (p104) Chapter 13: Printing Color Separations
5.2.1. (p105) General Considerations
5.2.2. (p106) Trapping Issues
5.2.3. (p107) Separating Graphics Created in Other Programs
5.2.4. (p108) Working with Service Bureaus
5.2.5. (p109) Summary
5.3. (p110) Chapter 14: Publishing in Other Media
6. (p114) Appendix A Using the XTension Manager
7. (p115) Index

theme: QuarkXPress (Computer file); Desktop publishing

Walks readers through basic QuarkXPress page and document creation, providing sections on typography, graphics, and color and demonstrating advanced layout techniques, magazine creation, advertising, and packaging. Original. (Intermediate).

Providing instructions and techniques for all kinds of electronic layout and publishing, this text serves as an introduction to QuarkXpress and as a primer on what's new in version 4.0.

2023-06-28