The Quarkxpress Book for Windows - Softcover

That aside, the book is still the only title on the market that focuses solely on Windows and covers the robust QuarkXPress 3.3 release. The book assumes some knowledge--you should have spent at least a few days or weeks with QuarkXPress and several months with a PC.

The writing style is straightforward, presenting QuarkXPress as a set of major concepts, such as printing, type, and typography. Discussions in each chapter center around a particular task. For instance, the book approaches style sheets by first introducing the user to the concept and building a framework to demonstrate the use of style sheets before explaining the creation and other technical, menu, and dialog box-oriented issues.

Both beginners and somewhat experienced users can garner a lot from The QuarkXPress Book for Windows; it's rich enough to periodically return to once you've gained more experience with the program.

is a major update from the first edition, covering QuarkXPress for Windows, version 3.3. An extensive appendix covers the dozens of new features available for the first time to Windows users with the release of version 3.3, including new printing, tabulation, page layout, and color management tools. Because many Windows users will continue to use release 3.1 (there is no version 3.2 for Windows), an icon has been inserted throughout the book to flag the changes found in 3.3. There's also an entire appendix on EfiColor - a color management system - plus an updated appendix on Mac/PC file transfers, which has become substantially easier on both platforms in QuarkXPress 3.3.