- 1. Q2ID Quick Start – Converting your first file
- 2. Q2ID Installation on a Mac
- 3. Q2ID Installation under Windows
- 4. Q2ID Activation Status
- 5. Q2ID Registration
- 6. Q2ID Menu
- 7. Q2ID Uninstall/Deactivate & Move to another computer on Mac
- 8. Q2ID Uninstall/Deactivate & Move to another computer on Windows
- 9. Q2ID Proxy Setup for Mac & Win
- 10. Q2ID System Requirements
- 11. Q2ID License Agreement
- 12. Q2ID Conversion Notes & Limitations
- 12.1. Fonts – Limitations and Notes
- 12.2. Images – Limitations and Notes
- 12.3. Paragraph Attributes – Limitations and Notes
- 12.3.1. Line Between Columns
- 12.3.2. Footnotes do not convert from QXP to InDesign
- 12.3.3. Endnotes do not convert from QXP 2017 and higher to InDesign CC 2019
- 12.3.4. Items with Different Border Styles on Different Sides
- 12.3.5. Paragraph Border Differences
- 12.3.6. Paragraph Borders with inset text on top and bottom do not convert
- 12.3.7. Paragraph Borders with inset text on the right and/or left expand the paragraph border when converted
- 12.3.8. Left side only Paragraph Border shifts to the left
- 12.3.9. Text Shading in QXP 2017 and higher documents does not convert as expected
- 12.3.10. Text Based Borders Are not Supported
- 12.3.11. Q2ID QuarkXPress Outline Styles
- 12.3.12. Q2ID Bullets Outside Text Container
- 12.3.13. Q2ID Text Attributes Limitations
- 12.4. Interactive Elements – Limitations and Notes
- 12.5. Tables – Limitations and Notes
- 12.6. Graphic Objects – Limitations and Notes
- 12.7. Colors and Gradients – Limitations and Notes
- 12.8. Document and Job Attributes – Limitations and Notes
- 12.8.1. Q2ID Guidelines
- 12.8.2. Q2ID and Trapping Settings
- 12.8.3. Q2ID Maximum Page Size
- 12.8.4. Q2ID Layers with Suppressed Output
- 12.8.5. Q2ID Non-Visible Layers
- 12.8.6. Q2ID and Multiple Layouts
- 12.8.7. Q2ID Keystroke/Spacing Conversion List
- 12.8.8. Q2ID Additional Information
- 12.8.9. Q2ID TOC & Indexes
- 12.8.10. Q2ID & Third Party Quark XTensions
*1-Bit images may lose their transparency, especially if the image is missing. The solution is to locate the image and ensure it contains the desired clipping path, or manually set the clipping to “Detect Edges.”
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1-Bit images may also knockout a background even though they have been set to Overprint in Quark. (These same 1-Bit files will also behave the same way if placed in a brand new InDesign document.) To address this issue you can set the 1-Bit files Blend Mode in InDesign to Multiply.
Last modified: Apr 30, 2019
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