Re: RE: Quark compatibility question

[Susan W. Gallagher <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

> 
> Gene asks:
... What happened to the
> Quark seats that were used to create the files in the first
> place? 

They belong to a marcomm contractor that the company no longer
uses.

Dick says to transition to InDesign. I thought of that, and I
may. 

Which would be easier to learn? Any opinions? I used Quark
for a couple of months back in the early 90s. Don't remember
which version, but it was on Mac OS 6 or 7. And I know 
FrameMaker.

I've taken a permanent position as doc manager for a company
with which I've been contracting for a year. (hoorya! Whew!)
We've just dismissed the marcomm contractor we were using
and hired a VP of Marketing, but so far, neither one of us
has the go-ahead to hire staff, so we're winging it. I'm
getting the source files from the contractor, but all I have
are techcomm tools and these are definitely marcomm docs and
they're currently in Quark for Mac.

Thanks a bunch!
-Sue Gallagher (taking a page from Darren B's book...)
http://members.cox.net/susanwg/
www.deepnines.com

"It isn't flying; it's falling with style."
                  -- Buzz Lightyear





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