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A Guide to Quarkxpress 2020.Pdf A Guide to QuarkXPress 2020 2021/04/29 Contents About this guide .......................................................................... 1 What we’re assuming about you....................................................................... 1 Where to go for help ........................................................................................ 1 Conventions ...................................................................................................... 1 Technology note................................................................................................ 2 The user interface ........................................................................ 4 Tools.................................................................................................................. 5 Scissors tool .............................................................................................................. 8 Starburst tool ............................................................................................................ 8 ShapeMaker tools ..................................................................................................... 9 Menus ............................................................................................................. 27 QuarkXPress menu (macOS only) ........................................................................... 27 File menu ................................................................................................................ 28 Edit menu................................................................................................................ 29 Style menu .............................................................................................................. 31 Item menu............................................................................................................... 34 Page menu.............................................................................................................. 35 Layout menu ........................................................................................................... 35 Table menu ............................................................................................................. 36 View menu .............................................................................................................. 37 Utilities menu .......................................................................................................... 39 Window menu......................................................................................................... 41 Help menu .............................................................................................................. 42 Context menus................................................................................................ 43 Palettes ........................................................................................................... 43 Articles palette........................................................................................................ 45 Advanced Image Control palette ........................................................................... 45 Books palette.......................................................................................................... 45 Callout Styles palette.............................................................................................. 46 Colors palette ......................................................................................................... 46 Conditional Styles palette....................................................................................... 46 Content palette....................................................................................................... 46 Content Variables palette ....................................................................................... 47 Flex Layout Blocks .................................................................................................. 47 A GUIDE TO QUARKXPRESS 2020 | I Flex Object Browser palette ................................................................................... 48 Flex Page Builder palette........................................................................................ 49 Footnote Styles palette........................................................................................... 50 Glyphs palette......................................................................................................... 51 Gradients palette .................................................................................................... 51 Grid Styles palette .................................................................................................. 52 Guides palette ........................................................................................................ 52 HTML5 Palette ........................................................................................................ 52 Hyperlinks palette ................................................................................................... 53 Image Editing palette ............................................................................................. 53 Index palette........................................................................................................... 53 Item Styles palette .................................................................................................. 54 JavaScript palette ................................................................................................... 54 JavaScript Debugger palette.................................................................................. 55 Layers palette.......................................................................................................... 55 Lists palette............................................................................................................. 56 Measurements palette ............................................................................................ 56 Page Layout palette................................................................................................ 62 Profile Information palette ...................................................................................... 63 Redline palette........................................................................................................ 63 Scale palette ........................................................................................................... 64 Style Sheets palette ................................................................................................ 64 Table Styles palette................................................................................................. 64 Text Shading Styles palette..................................................................................... 65 Tools palette ........................................................................................................... 66 Palette groups and palette sets .............................................................................. 66 Layout controls ............................................................................................... 67 Views and view sets........................................................................................ 68 Splitting a window .................................................................................................. 68 Creating a window .................................................................................................. 69 Using Story Editor view........................................................................................... 69 View sets ................................................................................................................. 70 Projects and layouts ................................................................... 72 Working with projects..................................................................................... 72 Options for Print layouts ......................................................................................... 73 Layout Level Bleed.................................................................................................. 74 Creating a project from an IDML file ...................................................................... 79 Convert InDesign files to QuarkXPress Projects ..................................................... 80 Saving and naming a QuarkXPress project............................................................. 85 Exporting layouts and projects ............................................................................... 86 Custom page size ................................................................................................... 86 Working with layouts ...................................................................................... 87 Project-level and layout-level resources.................................................................. 88 Adaptive scaling ..................................................................................................... 89 II | A GUIDE TO QUARKXPRESS 2020 Working with guides ....................................................................................... 91 Column and margin guides .................................................................................... 91 Ruler guides ...........................................................................................................
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