Quark announced that it has teamed with Ingram Micro Inc. to offer Quark customers discounted prices on QuarkXPress 8 when they purchase MacSystems from participating Apple Specialists.
When a MacSystem is purchased from an Ingram Micro Apple Specialist between now and March 31, 2009, QuarkXPress 8 will be available to the customer at discounted rates, both for full product and upgrades. Users may upgrade to QuarkXPress 8 from any version of QuarkXPress. The discounted price will vary based on the Apple Specialist and the MacSystem that is purchased.
Apple Specialists are local, knowledgeable, and independent Mac dealers and service providers who have exhibited a strong commitment to the Mac platform and have met or exceeded Apple’s highest level of sales and service authorizations. Find an Apple Specialist here.
Since its release in July 2008, QuarkXPress 8 has met with positive acclaim globally. Customers and critics alike have given the software high marks, calling out QuarkXPress 8’s:
— New and highly intuitive user interface that requires fewer clicks to create critical design elements and saves designers 30 minutes a day*
— Built-in Flash functionality that allows designers to create interactive design with the QuarkXPress skills they already have – no coding required
— Advanced tools for typography that apply to hanging characters, paragraph by paragraph precision, and more to put designers back in control
— Global language features, notably for East Asian text with a single global file format
For more about QuarkXPress 8 visit https://8.quark.com.
* These calculations are explained on pages 3 and 7 of the Pfeiffer Report.
This article was last modified on January 4, 2022
This article was first published on January 7, 2009
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