QuarkXPress to InDesign: Face to Face
Here's the easiest way possible to move from QuarkXPress to InDesignYou've decided to make the move to InDesign, but you need to get up to speed quickly. You still have deadlines to meet, even during the transition. Galen Gruman, a veteran of electronic publishing since its birth, provides exactly what you need—a side-by-side comparison showing you how to do every task in both QuarkXPress and InDesign. You'll see each procedure in a self-contained, two-page spread with Quark processes on the left and InDesign on the right. Making the switch just got easier.Compare InDesign tools to those of QuarkXPressSet up the fundamental elements–pages, sections, templates, libraries, and guides—and quickly identify operational differencesUnderstand InDesign's approach to importing, creating, and applying colors, gradient fills, and shadesRecognize the significant procedural differences for importing and managing the flow of textLearn the special tricks only InDesign can doGet the same high-quality typography from InDesign that you expected from QuarkXPressExplore the differences in creating and modifying graphicsPrepare files for output, manage fonts, and work with multiple-chapter documentsFollow easy, step-by-step instructions for performing Quark operations in InDesign