#QUARKXPRESS 2015 REVIEW UPDATE#
That makes the annual cost including taxes, assuming that QuarkXPress has a paid-for update each year:Īnd what’s more, I like QuarkXPress so much more than InDesign, which by CS6 had grown stodgy, clumsy, and tedious to use. By comparison, Adobe InDesign CC costs £17.15 per month inclusive of VAT, or £45.73 per month for the whole suite of apps. Editorial review has deemed that any suppressed content does not. Once 2016 ships, the cost of upgrading will rise to around £299 + VAT. QuarkXPress 2015, CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7 COURSES Corporate Identity. However I have already paid £149 + VAT to pre-order my upgrade.
#QUARKXPRESS 2015 REVIEW UPGRADE#
I am sometimes quite slow to respond to upgrade offers like these. If you own an older version of QuarkXPress – or do not have a copy at all – then you can take advantage of current deals to buy the 2015 version now, and you will then get a free upgrade to 2016 as soon as it ships. Quark also promises that XTensions for the 2015 version should still work fine with 2016.Įxisting owners of QuarkXPress 2015 should have received an email offer from Quark for reduced-price upgrades from 2015 to 2016. The finer print listing includes support for OpenType Stylistic Sets, trackpad support for pinch and zoom, improved footnotes, and support for ICCv4 profiles. See for yourself how this content design and digital publishing software will enable your creativity to flourish, with built-in productivity-enhancing tools and. Those which have caught my eye already include a new simpler colour picker, creation and export of HTML5 publications, and pasting from other apps – “even InDesign” Quark says, tongue-in-cheek – as Native QuarkXPress Objects. Reviewed in the United States on ApVerified Purchase This used Quark program would have easily gotten five stars but for one truly odd glitch around the default paper size when I tried to print a document. This sounds to be a real major release, with a lot of substantial new features. QuarkXPress 2016 has now been announced in detail, and is promised for “the second quarter” of 2016, which could mean any time from April onwards. Quark has wisely kept to the traditional model of product purchase and perpetual licensing, with periodic paid-for updates. If, like me, you have turned your back on Adobe’s software rental scheme, the best option for designing and producing both print and electronic publications is QuarkXPress 2015.
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