2016
Lynda
Mike Rankin
5:44
English
QuarkXPress is one of the original page layout applications. The most recent version, 2016, is a powerful and compelling alternative to popular competitors like Adobe InDesign. This course will teach you the essential skills you need to use QuarkXPress for professional publishing projects, both print and digital.
Mike Rankin covers the interface and preferences, and the basics of working with documents, master pages, layers, and items (the design elements of a QuarkXPress layout). He then goes over how to import text, format it, and control alignment, leading, and spacing around paragraph and text boxes. There are chapters dedicated to tables, images, and interactivity, as well as the output and publishing options in QuarkXPress, including EPUB and HTML5. Focus on just the topics you need to complete your next layout, or watch the entire course to master the desktop publishing workflow.
Introduction
3m 26s
Welcome
1m 4s
A note about Mac and Windows differences
1m 56s
Using the exercise files
26s
1. Getting Started
11m 4s
What is QuarkXPress?
2m 27s
Understanding projects and layouts
3m 48s
Understanding the QuarkXPress user interface
4m 49s
2. Setting Up QuarkXPress
6m 13s
Setting application preferences
3m 36s
Setting layout and project preferences
2m 37s
3. Working with QuarkXPress Documents
34m 3s
Creating a new document and adding pages
4m 38s
Navigating documents
5m 1s
Setting Print Layout options
3m 56s
Working with ruler guides
3m 56s
Working with dynamic guides
4m 35s
Working with master pages
9m 27s
Converting InDesign files to QuarkXPress
2m 30s
4. Working with Layers
11m 21s
Creating layers
6m 19s
Moving and merging layers
2m 44s
Changing layer options
2m 18s
5. Working with Items
49m 0s
Working with boxes
5m 47s
Working with lines
4m 22s
Using the Bezier Pen tool
4m 48s
Moving and modifying items
7m 35s
Grouping items
3m 33s
Aligning items
4m 24s
Locking items
2m 50s
Using item styles
4m 13s
Converting a PDF into QuarkXPress items
5m 53s
Pasting from other applications
5m 35s
6. Importing and Editing Text
37m 29s
Importing text
5m 41s
Editing text
4m 22s
Working with Find/Change
6m 23s
Controlling hyphenation and justification
8m 38s
Using the Glyphs palette
4m 13s
Applying OpenType features
3m 58s
Checking spelling
4m 14s
7. Formatting Text
40m 21s
Applying fonts to text
4m 7s
Creating drop caps
2m 33s
Creating custom underlines
2m 10s
Working with paragraph rules
4m 30s
Working with bullets
4m 11s
Working with numbering styles
4m 43s
Working with paragraph style sheets
7m 58s
Working with character style sheets
4m 48s
Tracking and kerning text
5m 21s
8. Using Paragraph Controls
19m 22s
Controlling alignment
2m 39s
Controlling leading
4m 20s
Using space before and after
2m 24s
Working with tabs
3m 47s
Creating footnotes and endnotes
6m 12s
9. Working with Text in Layouts
22m 37s
Positioning text in boxes
6m 21s
Creating anchored boxes
3m 22s
Using design grids
7m 5s
Using text runaround
5m 49s
10. Working with Tables
28m 14s
Creating tables
6m 55s
Importing tables from Excel
4m 41s
Modifying table rows, columns, and cells
4m 9s
Adding graphics to tables
3m 10s
Formatting tables
4m 32s
Using table styles
4m 47s
11. Working with Images
20m 21s
Importing images
4m 41s
Modifying imported images
5m 2s
Working with clipping paths and masks
6m 9s
Updating modified and missing pictures
4m 29s
12. Working with Color and Opacity
24m 10s
Creating colors
4m 40s
Using the color picker
4m 5s
Appending colors
2m 45s
Creating multi-color blends
4m 14s
Controlling opacity
2m 40s
Working with drop shadows
5m 46s
13. Adding Interactivity
11m 29s
Adding hyperlinks
3m 21s
Adding video
3m 40s
Adding animation
4m 28s
14. Output
24m 44s
Understanding the Print dialog box controls
3m 9s
Exporting to PDF
4m 45s
Using Collect for Output
3m 0s
Exporting fixed-layout EPUB
5m 2s
Exporting to reflowable EPUB
4m 32s
Exporting to HTML5 publications
4m 16s
Conclusion
56s
Next Steps
56s
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