PDF-to-Quark FREE with QuarkXPress 9
Quark just announced that until Sept 30, if you buy an upgrade or full copy of QuarkXPress 9 they’ll give you Markzware’s new PDF2DTP (a $199 value). This XTension lets you convert a PDF file to a native, editable QuarkXPress document! (See our previous story here.)
This means that for as little as $349, you can upgrade to QuarkXPress 9 and get PDF2DTP along with it!
See their announcement below for details:
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Buy QuarkXPress 9 and get Markzware’s new PDF2DTP converter FREE!
You know the problems:
- A client has a PDF to which he wants to make “minor” changes. He doesn’t have any of the source files, no native layouts, no images — all that remains is the PDF.
- A document requires localization but all that exists is a PDF in a foreign language. The two documents must be identical and the layout must be built again from scratch.
- Your hard drive dies or a folder is accidentally deleted and all you have left, all that can be recovered is a PDF file. There are corrections to be made but first you have to start completely over with a brand-new layout.
In each case, you need images, layers and transparencies, fonts, colors and styles. You need a desktop publishing layout in QuarkXPress in which to work.
Now with Markzware’s PDF2DTP you can turn that PDF into a QuarkXPress project!
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Reduces time and costs associated with recreating content |
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Converts all types of PDFs to editable QuarkXPress 9 documents with one click |
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Extracts images embedded or placed in PDFs |
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Quick and easy to install and use |
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Must have for any creative professional |
Purchase your new QuarkXPress 9 copy now!
Until September 30 2012, receive Markzware’s PDF2DTP XTension as a gift with every purchase of QuarkXPress 9 — full product or upgrade.
Jay Nelson is the editorial director of PlanetQuark.com, and the editor and publisher of Design Tools Monthly. He’s also the author of the QuarkXPress 8 and QuarkXPress 7 training titles at Lynda.com, as well as the training videos Quark includes in the box with QuarkXPress 7 . In addition, Jay writes regularly for Macworld and Photoshop User magazines and speaks at industry events.
I have purchased Quark 9.. how/where do I activate this program?
Jessica: I think you have to go to the Web page linked above. If that doesn’t work for you, I’m sure you could call their customer support and ask… they’re really nice!