Recent content by Jillanne

Unfortunately, that's exactly what I did, and it didn't work. I used Quark's export. File - export - layout as PDF. That's when I got the printing error.

Actually -- no go. I printed the quark document to adobe printer, and the links aren't even underlined, let alone actual "links". I've tried to use the adobe feature -- (something about include all links -- and it keeps telling me no links were found) UGHHHH!!

Foamcow. Thanks. I followed all of your instructions, on the Quark side. The link is underlined. It doesn't go to the website when I click it -- but I'm not sure it's supposed to on the Quark side. So then, I went to export to PDF. (Normally, I don't do it this way, I usually just print...

I have a newsletter that I'm creating in QuarkXPress, then copying it to an Adobe PDF format. I want to include hypertext links in my Newsletter, so ultimately, when a user opens the PDF file, they can click on "links" (which will be links to websites (not links within the document). Can...

Thanks Foamcow. I am using the conventional print layout (not web). Thanks for checking this out for me. also -- hope your back is feeling better :)

I'm going to try Hammerboy's suggestion! Thanks so much!!!

I'm on a PC, and the font i'm using is arial.

Foamcow -- were you responding to me, or Kat? I still need help with the hyperlink, and if you were respoding to me, yes, I'm creating a newsletter in Quark, copying it as a pdf, and the links within the newsletter will be pointing to actual websites on the internet.

I need some special characters. I need an accent mark, and a degree sign. Can anyone hhelp please?

Thanks, you REALLY REALLY REALLY had me freaking out..hehe.;:) However, i STILL don't know how to get a hyperlink into my document.

Thanks for your reply. I'm finding out that there a lot of things that Quark doesn't have, that Publisher did. I have to use Quark because there's a specific printer that we use here at the office, and they do not accept publisher.

Well, you went way over my head here with your HTML talk. I know nothing about HTML. However, I believe I may have mis-spoke (or, at the very least, not made myself clear). I will be sending my newsletter VIA email, but it will be, most likely, in a PDF format. Does that make sense?

what do you mean "it's a professional tool"? Quark, or the fact that MSPublisher had recolor?

Okay, I have no idea what you mean here. Yes, this will be emailed to clients, all around the world in fact.

In MSPublisher, there was a feature called "recolor". There were also color samples, sort of like pallotts that had sets of colors together -- sets like, what would look good with what. Anything like this in Quark?