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Stuffed, Compacted and Doubled

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Posted in QuarkXPress, utilities, Video capture, Apple, Uncategorized on May 19, 2010 at 9:11 am

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Who’d have thought it? Most of the time it just sits there doing very little. Type ‘top’ into Terminal to see it, feet up and half asleep, waiting for us to titillate its silicone synapses. Even doing heavy Photoshopping or similar graphics stuff, the CPU’s use less than 1%. Read more

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Apple refuses to program for Adobe

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Posted in utilities, QuarkXPress, Gripes moans and whinges, Images, iPhone, Apple on April 25, 2010 at 2:57 pm

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It says in big friendly letters ‘Open Immediately’. I did. Slit into the envelope, had a quick look at the contents and put them back inside. After all, the prospective candidates hadn’t bothered to send me any pre-election crud so how do I know who to vote for? Read more

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The Rivals

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Posted in QuarkXPress, utilities, Apple on December 10, 2008 at 10:27 am

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You have to wonder just what Microsoft are up to. Their latest Big Idea is a range of [sic] softwear, commonly known as t-shirts. Read more

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Christmas Three

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Posted in QuarkXPress, utilities, Apple on December 4, 2008 at 2:24 pm

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SpeedMail is a little something we

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QuarkXPress 8.01, Beyond the Call of Duty

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Posted in QuarkXPress on October 6, 2008 at 11:35 am

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Quark Inc. has slipped out an update to their latest and greatest. In their usual manner, this was no little update but a completely new version of QuarkXPress, needing installing and activation. On the same day, our copy of newly released Call of Duty 4 for the Mac arrived. Decisions, decisions, which to play with first? Read more

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XPress 8 gives us brain ache

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Posted in QuarkXPress on August 14, 2008 at 10:42 am

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Last weekend we went picking blackberries and had entered a scruffy-looking field through the open gateway to get to the brambles around the boundaries. All the time, we expected to be told to

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QuarkXPress 8, abridged too far?

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Posted in QuarkXPress on August 7, 2008 at 11:50 am

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Three hundred quid to upgrade from QuarkXPress 7 to 8 is ridiculously too expensive. Especially as QuarkXPress 6 users can get the same deal and in return a far better piece of software than the one they are using at the moment. Read more

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