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QuarkXPress 6 Tips: Communicating in a Workgroup
No page layout program is an island. If you design pages, then you'll need to know how to communicate with your colleagues. Here's how to share page elements, projects, and files within in a QuarkXPress workgroup.
Written by Galen Gruman Barbara Assadi on April 28, 2004
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Although page design may seem like a solitary activity, it's rare that you work in a vacuum. Illustrators and photographers create their own files and you must slide them into your workflow. Alternatively you may have to send your layout to others for further tweaking and you must ensure that all color profiles, style sheets, and preference settings are intact.
If you work in QuarkXPress 6, it's easy to share necessary files between users, over a network, and across computing platforms. Much of this process is automated; other settings need to be retrieved from the appropriate folder. All you need to know is where to look.
In this excerpt from "QuarkXPress 6 Bible," you'll see how you can share files, settings, and elements within a workgroup.
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Excerpted from "The QuarkXPress 6 Bible" by Galen Gruman and Barbara Assadi. Copyright © 2003 Wiley Publishing. All rights reserved. Reproduced here by permission of the publisher.
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