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QuarkXPress 5 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide

QuarkXPress 5 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide

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Ch. 1. The Basics

Ch. 3. Get Around

Ch. 4. Text Input

Ch. 5. Text Flow

Ch. 7. Typography

Ch. 8. Tables and Tabs

Ch. 9. Pictures

Ch. 10. Multiple Items

Ch. 11. Pictures and Text

Ch. 13. Style Sheets

Ch. 14. Master Pages

Ch. 17. Search & Replace

Ch. 18. Béziers

Ch. 19. WebDocuments

Ch. 20. Libraries

Ch. 22. Preferences

To print to a PostScript printer from QuarkXPress (print documents):

Capture the settings

To print using automatic tiling:

To create or edit a print style (print documents):

Suppress picture printing: Picture Usage

Suppress item printing: Modify dialog box (print documents)

Suppress printing of all pictures: Print dialog box (print documents)

To modify the halftoning used by QuarkXPress

To use the PPD manager:

To add PPDs to the PPD manager list:

To create a PostScript file (Mac OS):

To create a PostScript file (Windows):

To save a page as an EPS file:

To collect for output:

To create an output request form:

Imagesetting tips

Color separation tips

What is trapping?

When not to apply trapping

When to apply trapping

To choose trapping preferences for a whole document:

To choose trapping values for a color (Trap Specifications):

To choose trapping values for an object (Trap Information palette):

Trapping a frame

Trapping imported pictures

Appx. A. Special characters

Appx. B. Keyboard shortcuts

URL

Help

To create a PostScript file (Mac OS):

1.	Choose File > Print (Cmd-P/Ctrl-P).
2.	Ask your service provider what settings to choose in the Setup and Output panes.
3.	Click Printer, then click OK in the alert box.
4.	Mac OS: Choose Save as File from the pop-up menu on the left side of the dialog box .
5.	Choose Destination: File to save the printing to disk .
6.	Ask your service provider which Format: PostScript Job or EPS (with or without a preview), PostScript Level, Data Format, and Font inclusion options to choose .
7.	Click Save, choose a location in which to save the PostScript file, enter a descriptive name, like (“Ch1.ps” or “1–10.ps,” then click Save again.
8.	The QuarkXPress Print dialog box will reopen. Adjust any other settings, then click Print (not Cancel). Be sure to send along the live (non-PostScript) file and pictures to the service provider, just in case.

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