QuarkXPress ScreencastsGet Up to Speed Fast on Some of the Most Powerful Features in QuarkXPress 8
QuarkXPress®
experts show you how to create Flash® and interactive design directly
in QuarkXPress. Learn more tips and tricks as our podcast series comes
online.
 What's New in QuarkXPress 8
In
this video, we’ll show you the new QuarkXPress 8 features in action.
Experience the user interface as you learn about hanging character
sets, page grids, ticker controls, item styles, and much, much more.
Watch Video
approx 10 min
 Getting Started with QuarkXPress 8
If
this is your first trek through the QuarkXPress landscape, this video
will help you find your way. Get a quick introduction to tools,
palettes, shortcuts, and features as you follow along and create a
simple newsletter-style project.
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approx 20 min
 Hanging Characters
Step
through the Hanging Characters feature with Scott Wieseler, QuarkXPress
Associate Product Manager. This three-part video begins with basic
applications of hanging-character settings and margin alignment and
dives into more in-depth scenarios with hanging characters.
Watch Video: Part 1 of 3 (approx 12 min)
Watch Video: Part 2 of 3 (approx 25 min)
Watch Video: Part 3 of 3 (approx 23 min)
 Bézier Pen Tool
In
this video Dan Logan, QuarkXPress Product Manager, explains how to draw
custom shapes in QuarkXPress 8 using the newly redesigned Bézier pen
toolset.
Watch Video
approx 20 min
 Design and Output Flash (SWF) Directly from QuarkXPress 8
Drew Bartlett, QuarkXPress Product Manager, Interactive and Web
Watch Video
approx 45 min
From Planet Quark
 Making a Table of Contents
QuarkXPress
has made it easy to generate a "List" from any combination of style
sheets since version 4. That List can then generate a formatted table
of contents for your document, based on the visual styles you define
for it.
Watch Video
approx 9 min
 Fill a Dotted Line with a Picture
Watch Video
approx 6 min
 Find Ornaments in QuarkXPress
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approx 2 min
 Convert Dingbats to Picture Boxes
If
you often use the same dingbats or illustrations from a picture font in
QuarkXPress, you can eliminate the need to include the font when
outputting if you convert those characters to picture boxes in
QuarkXPress.
Watch Video
approx 3 min | 
