Hi, everybody. David Dilling from Markzware here.
Today, on behalf of everybody at Markzware, I'm proud to introduce
Q2ID v6 for CS6 of InDesign for the Macintosh.
I'm going to give you a short little demonstration now. Let's go check it out and see how easy it is
to convert, actually open, your QuarkXPress files right in Adobe InDesign CS6.
CS6
Alright, so, to use Markzware's Q2ID v6, we
simply go down to our dock here on the Mac and
open Adobe InDesign
CS6.
I love that new splash screen!
I mean, that thing is really funky. Once inside of InDesign,
you'll notice up top in the menu item,
a menu item called Markzware.e
OK, so under the Markzware,
you'll see all the Markzware products, including a product we're working on to
convert
PDF into InDesign.
More on that later. Stay tuned.
So, with Q2ID
v6 from Markzware on the Macintosh for CS6,
it's as simple as going in there under Markzware Q2ID > select Convert
QuarkXPress document.
Then, you
select and open
the QuarkXPress file you want to convert.
Q2ID will convert everything: styles, colors, positioning,
trapping or overlapping,
you name it, it will convert it.
If you use custom extensions on your Quark file,
first check with Markzware.
Not all custom extensions will convert
perfectly.
And there you have it. Alright, this is a bit of an older file that we've used for years, giving
FlightCheck demonstrations.
So, now let me show you a more modern file.
In fact, this file
is
something which was used generating Quark for the new iPad, for generating an
iPad
publication.
So, let's go "Convert
QuarkXPress Document" again
and we'll select that document.
So, there we see the file we need to convert,
a Quark 9 file, select it.
Then, we hit Open.
Now, here comes an interesting little choice, we can select which Layout.
We can even select All.
There are multiple layouts used in that project,
that file to create an iPad publication that we now need back in InDesign to make a
print document out of.
Click OK.
Wow, look how fast that was!
And there you have it. Now, we have two separate files that were generated from the two
horizontal and vertical ads created within QuarkXPress 9 now in InDesign
CS6.
This empty box here was a video
and that will not convert over, of course. You have to reinsert that,
and, if it's a print document, you could change it anyway,
but look at that, all of the elements convert over –
the banner, the text, the stylization, the images, the positioning -
perfect.
Q2ID v6 from Markzware is now available for Macintosh and soon for
Windows, as well, which will work very similar to what you see here. Q2ID from Markzware
costs only 199 dollars or Euros.
It generally pays for itself back after only one conversion.
No more re-creating and re-laying out files, when you can, with a click of a button,
convert your old QuarkXPress legacy content right into InDesign. For more
information on Markzware's Q2ID, cruise on over to markzware.com today,
or click on the main section to get all the details and specifications on this multi-
award-winning product.
I recommend you go to
the Q2ID Articles section,
for there you can read what others are saying about Q2ID, testimonials on
how good Q2ID is, and how
complete and helpful the conversion is.
Why recreate content, when you can convert it with a click. For instance, Susan
Lafferty
over in the UK had this to say:
"Superb product!
No more wasted time redoing old Quark files –
don't know how i went this far without it -
well worth the money! Wow!"
This is David Dilling from Markzware, thanking you for your time.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me or any of my colleagues on
sales@marketing.com