
QuarkXPress Overview
You have probably been using QuarkXPress for a while, and your skills may be to a point where you can easily create just about any type of document. However, you may still struggle when dealing with complicated layouts, or you may want to tackle some of the more advanced issues involved with high-end printing. In the first half of this course, you will apply some helpful techniques to make formatting forms much easier, and you will manipulate inks and apply trapping to documents in order to further control the way your documents print.
Also, if you've worked in the design industry, you have probably been asked to share your documents electronically, or post your documents via the Internet. In the second half of this course, you will generate several types of PDFs, and you will convert content from your documents to HTML and XML formats.
Objectives:
You will design complicated layouts more efficiently, control the way documents print to a high-end press, and produce output in PDF, HTML, and XML formats.
Prerequisites:
Before taking this course, you should complete the following courses, or have equivalent knowledge:
Target Student:
Designers and technicians with experience using QuarkXPress, who want to focus on commercial printing issues and outputting QuarkXPress documents electronically. They will already possess a variety of desktop publishing skills, and will likely need to share their documents in different formats.
Delivery Method:
Instructor-led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.
Course duration
1 Day.
Hardware Requirements
You will need:
Platform Requirements
Software Requirements
Performance-Based Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
QuarkXPress Course outline
Lesson 1: Typesetting a Form
Lesson 2: Controlling Inks for Printing
Lesson 3: Controlling Trapping
Lesson 4: Creating PDF Documents
Lesson 5: Generating Web Pages
Lesson 6: Generating XML Documents
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