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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Commercial Printing / January 2005Problem exporting as PDF in Quark 5.0
Every once in a great while, I get a Quark file that I need to use in my newspaper. I have the Quark 5.0 Demo and in the past, it was easy. Open the file and export as a pdf. Quark would put "Quark Express Demo" across the page, which was a piece of cake to delete in Acrobat. I recently upgraded (downgraded, crossgraded) to Win XP Pro and when I do the same thing now, the pdf file has a black layer. I can delete this in Acrobat but today, a text box got deleted also. My question is what has caused the change? I've tried re-installing the printers I had before but to no avail. Is there a panacea to get Quark to export a pdf without putting this layer on the output? TIA, Mike Have you tried uninstalling the demo and then reinstalling it?  SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] > Every once in a great while, I get a Quark file that I need to use in my > newspaper. I have the Quark 5.0 Demo and in the past, it was easy. Open [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Mike > Have you tried uninstalling the demo and then reinstalling it? My bad. I meant to post this to a different NG and clicked on the wrong place. I wondered why it didn't show up. :-( Mike I wondered why it was here but then I saw it was you. I know that some of us respect each others opinions and will occasionally post something not quite on topic. :-) SignatureJoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] >> Have you tried uninstalling the demo and then reinstalling it? >> > My bad. I meant to post this to a different NG and clicked on the wrong > place. I wondered why it didn't show up. :-( > > Mike JoAnn, One NG I subscribe to appears as c.p.prepress (comp.publish.prepress) and this one that is m.p.p.prepress. There's a little bit of crossover, but the cpp group is usually more about InDesign, Quark, Acrobat, etc. Mike > I wondered why it was here but then I saw it was you. I know that some of us > respect each others opinions and will occasionally post something not quite > on topic. :-) |
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