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Quark is definitely NOT a web page creation app. It's designed for print and thus simply doesn't have the tools for advanced HTML creation like ImageReady. HTML export was something they threw into Quark just to placate a few folks. It is by no means a website design app.
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Quark is definitely NOT a web page creation app. It's designed for print and thus simply doesn't have the tools for advanced HTML creation like ImageReady. HTML export was something they threw into Quark just to placate a few folks. It is by no means a website design app.

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The ONLY way to create rollover buttons with a Quarkxpress document is to export it as a web document and then edit the document. You can not do rollover buttons in qxp
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The ONLY way to create rollover buttons with a Quarkxpress document is to export it as a web document and then edit the document. You can not do rollover buttons in qxp

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Thanks, nickphipps. I've downloaded trial versions of Fireworks and Dreamweaver and am trying them out now.
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Thanks, nickphipps. I've downloaded trial versions of Fireworks and Dreamweaver and am trying them out now.

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I've upgraded to Quark 6, and want to redo my website.<br />
I know I can design the pages in Quark, but I can't figure out how to create rollovers. The on-line help doesn't give any directions (that I can find).<br />
Anyone created rollovers using Quark6?
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I've upgraded to Quark 6, and want to redo my website.
I know I can design the pages in Quark, but I can't figure out how to create rollovers. The on-line help doesn't give any directions (that I can find).
Anyone created rollovers using Quark6?

Creating rollover buttons in QuarkXpress 6

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