Does it work with any version of Quark 7, including the upgrades like 7.02?

Can you also go from Indesign to Quark or is that a different program?

Does this also do the press preflight or is that another install and cost?

I still remember when my grandpa used to hold me tight and after a long sight he stared back at me with that funny look of him. I knew that he was serious about he was about to say. I used to lean back and listen to him since it was so much hope on his words that gave me some kind of comforting security just by the sound of his deep velvety voice. “It’s true” he said “huge branches where birds nested and we’re always trying to reach the top climbing like the ancient apes used to” He looked like he was staring right at me but in reality he was looking through me like he was somewhere else. Then he pulled out a squared package between his clothes. He glazed at the package contents as a miraculous revelation. “This is a book” he said looking at me “we used to have libraries full of them, now all it’s gone”. He told me all about the trees and the forest and the way people destroyed them either to build a house or to print a book or just to open space for more concrete streets. “This was our way to welcome a civilized world; and then the pollution, the continue ozone layer destruction, the radiation and all those natural catastrophes. It’s like the earth was shaken to get rid of a pestering invader”. I don’t really know much about books or the forests that used to inhabit the earth. Grandpa is a great storyteller and just by listening to him I always can go back to my computer and search for this great stories to understand him better. It’s like I’m missing something, the green myth where birds used to nest and children climbing reaching for the to

Just kidding. Glad the event is coming together, and I ditto Ninon’s question: How can we (non-Cali folks) help?

It’s all about the love!–Gretchen

With Love
Ninon

I used to have old Quark 3.5 but since Adobe bundle everything together in the CS package, I barely use Quark anymore, Thanks to Markzware that allow me to continue my work without using Quark and keep all of my files uniform and up-to-date.

Keep up good work, I am looking forward for more cool stuff from you.
Ninon

::Hoping you can’t see my fingers crossed behind my back at the moment.::

And, by the way, love that photo of you with the palm trees. There’s something delightfully contradictory about the tropical setting behind you and the flannel shirt.

Cheers!–Gretchen