Looks like I'm stuck with distasteful choices. Scribus was recommended for letting me access, modify & print my PM files, my reason for *trying* to get it to work on my new iMac.
Or paying someone else to do what I prefer to do myself. Rather than spending $hundreds (that I can't spare) for one application (InDesign) that barely gets used, or paying someone for something I can easily do (& would prefer to do myself), I was pursuing the suggestion of using Scribus.Īnd I'd rather not keep an old G4 Mac running Tiger/Classic (OS9) simply to use once a year. I open that an average of once per year to tweak & print copies of old documents, & *rarely* create new ones. Right now, I use a *very* old version of PM running in "Classic" mode (OS9) on my G4 Mac Mini.
The project mentioned might still be unfinished, but appears it would require having PageMaker installed on the same Mac as Scribus, so files could be "exported" from within PM & "imported" with Scribus? The contents which could be converted from Quark are as follows: page positioning, color models, fonts and styles, images, and text attributes as well as tables, layers, blends, runarounds, linked text boxes & anchored boxes, pantone colors and other color models.A lot of what I read in that thread was WAY over my head. Q2ID will show these details by its own unique way, but still keeping former contents, web pages, Gradation & Representation).įor instance, if you are rearranging books with Multilanguage by using Quark, the complicated content will take you a lot of time and energy! However, Q2ID could make your job much more easily & faster based on its professional converting technology. Q2ID (QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign) is a useful Adobe Plug-in of InDesign, which could converts QuarkXPress contents into a new Adobe InDesign document, with a single click, everything you wanted will be done within a few seconds! At the same time, you can re-create all Quark detailed contents while using InDesign.
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