Adobe InDesign – Convert QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign with Plugin Q2ID

Q2ID, the popular Adobe InDesign plugin to convert QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign, is recommended by a digital design expert who shares her thoughts in the video below about this data conversion tool by Markzware:

Q2ID Document Conversion Tool to
Convert QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign

Cathy Palmer, trainer and consultant for Digital Design Tools in Madison, Wisconsin, recommends Q2ID, the Adobe InDesign plugin for data conversion by Markzware, to convert QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign

Q2ID saves time and money for digital design professionals and others who want to convert QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign. Q2ID, the Adobe InDesign plugin, is available online from Markzware at the Q2ID Store.

Check out the Q2ID video above in which a digital design expert gives a Q2ID testimonial!

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4 Comments

  1. Assem
    May 22, 2012 at 5:11 am

    Does Q2id support Arabic character?

  2. Laura Wilt
    May 22, 2012 at 5:36 am

    I received an email about Q2ID with a link that brought me to this page. I could not find any explanation about WHY I should upgrade. I already have v5 and use Adobe CS5, so why should I pay another $796 to upgrade my 5 seat license? Also, the upgrade page says it expired in February.

  3. David Dilling
    May 22, 2012 at 7:31 am

    Hi Laura, Thank you for the reply and not sure what link they emailed to you, but the reason to Upgrade to Q2ID v5.5 is CS5.5 support (mainly, plus a host of other improvements).

    Very soon though we will be coming out with Q2ID v6 for CS6, CS5.5 or CS5. Thus it is very wise to Upgrade Q2ID now and likely fall within the 45-day grace period or a free Upgrade to Q2ID v6; although I can never guarantee that.

    Friendly Regards,
    David
    Markzware

  4. David Dilling
    May 22, 2012 at 7:35 am

    Dear Assem, yes, Q2ID supports Arabic characters. Meaning we convert over the layout and all text with styles, colors, etc. You just need to ensure that you have the fonts loaded and that no custom XT’s were used in creating the QuarkXPress files. Then the conversion from QuarkXPress to InDesign should work fine, also when Arabic or other language characters are used.

    You can purchase Q2ID v5.5 here:
    http://markzware.com/products/q2id/q2id-store/

    Friendly Regards,
    David
    Markzware

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