Atomik Roundtrip is compatible with both QuarkXPress 4.11, 5.x, 6.1 and 6.5 as well as QuarkXPress Passport 4.11, 5.x, 6.1 and 6.5.

Yes. However for content to be exported from QuarkXPress using Atomik Roundtrip, the content you want to extract must have been brought into QuarkXPress from an XML document in the first place. If you have QuarkXPress documents that you wish to convert into XML but you have not used Atomik Roundtrip to build them, you should take a look at Atomik 3.0 Standard or Developer Edition for automated QuarkXPress-to-XML conversion.

XML documents do not generally contain font information, as XML documents are concerned with describing content structure rather than presentation or styling. By setting up templates or Atomik Roundtrip rulesets for your XML Elements, the XML content will assume the chosen font as it is imported into QuarkXPress. Similarly, exporting XML from QuarkXPress only exports the content, not the styling information.

Atomik 3.0 automates the extraction of completed QuarkXPress print documents into XML. Atomik Roundtrip imports XML into QuarkXPress and can also re-export any changes to the imported XML content, thereby 'roundtripping' the XML. Atomik Roundtrip does not export XML from legacy QuarkXPress documents. The two products therefore address different workflow requirements but can be used independently or in combination as customers require.

Atomik Roundtrip can import both text and images into QuarkXPress so long as the relevant pointers to the image files are contained in your XML Document(s). You can of course continue to place images in QuarkXPress in the usual way as well.

Atomik will extract your QuarkXPress content as XML. Once the content is in XML you have various ways to get your content onto the Internet. This might mean putting it into a database, converting it to HTML. Internet Explorer 5.0 can read XML directly.

Yes. Atomik can handle both well-formed and valid XML. When you import the XML with Roundtrip, the error log will notify you of any issues relating to validity in the XML.

Atomik Xport will extract your QuarkXPress content as XML. Once the content is in XML you have various ways to get your content onto the Internet. This might mean putting it into a database, converting it to HTML. Internet Explorer 5.0 can read XML directly.

No. Atomik Roundtrip has been developed with non-technical users in mind. Designers don't have to understand the technical complexities of XML in order to be able to use Atomik Roundtrip. Users simply point Atomik Roundtrip to the XML document(s) that they wish to use or have been provided to them, and the XML is imported into QuarkXPress. Once in QuarkXPress, moving the content onto the page is a simple drag and drop process.

No. There are obviously benefits to storing your XML in a managed environment that is handling important issues such as version control and multi-user access, but this is not a requirement. Atomik Roundtrip works with files on your local file system (unless you have a special integrated version such as with Documentum). Therefore all you need is to be able to access XML files.

MathMagic Pro for QuarkXPress supports QuarkXPress 5.0 on Mac OS Classic and QuarkXPress 6.x on Mac OS X at the moment. MathMagic Pro for QuarkXPress 6.x on Windows is under development at the moment but the release schedule is not fixed yet. MathMagic XTension English version and MathMagic Pro English version support QuarkXPress & QuarkXPress Passport. MathMagic XTension Japanese & Korean versions support QuarkXPress East Asian versions.

Yes, QuarkXPress 5 can save in 5 or 4 format. QuarkXPress 6 can save in 6 and 5 format. Both QuarkXPress 5 and 6 can open QuarkXPress 3, 4, and 5 documents. Only QuarkXPress 6 can open version 6 documents. This means you do not have functioning ODBC drivers either partially or not at all. Please check you have the correct ODBC driver/s installed, click here to download ODBC drivers, or source them from alternative ODBC driver vendors.

No. Quark 3 XTensions don't work in Quark 5 and Quark 4 & 5 XTensions don't work in Quark 6 because of sweeping OS and architectural changes. We provide reasonable upgrade pricing for all of our products. Yes. If you own alap or Extensis products, we can offer great price breaks when switching to our superior products. Also, if you are considering such a purchase, please call us first!

Quark understands that the winning page can be built using any software – or no software. They want the competition to be legitimate and they agree that software platform cannot be a criterion. Brass Tacks contacted 11 companies about sponsoring BFD, but only Quark responded promptly and enthusiastically, which indicates to us that they may care more about newspaper design than other vendors.

We recommend Windows 2000 or later, and XP is preferred. However, Riffster will usually operate well even on Windows 98. Sorry, but it won't work with NT or Win95.

We have checked Gong works OK with Moodle 1.5, 1.6, 1.7 and 1.8. The Gong Moodle module was developed using Moodle version 1.6.

Fax4Word works with Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Fax4Word does not work with Windows 95 or Windows 98. No, it does not support any other Fax software. Fax4Word uses the FREE fax software that comes with Windows 2000 and Windows XP. Fax4Word helps integrate this free software better with Microsoft Word.

While we have had students use our course on Vista; we cannot guarantee it to work on Vista at this time. We will be testing it on Windows Vista further over the next few months. Once we know if it will work on it or not we will post it here. We can NOT guarantee this course to work on Windows Vista at this time. If you have windows vista please check with us before purchasing our course. Our program works on Windows based computer systems.

Quark splits the text into pieces, presumably to make small adjustments in the text positioning. That doesn't seem to happen if you use Courier for the URL.

Sequencher version 4.7, our previous release, is the last release that supported Windows NT and Macintosh OS X 10.2.8. Sequencher version 4.8, our current release, is the last release that supports Macintosh OS X 10.3.9. Sequencher 4.8 is supported on Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and on Macintosh OS X version 10.3.9 and higher.