• … Based in Cornelius, NC, The Moore Creative Company opened its doors in August of 1997 as a graphic design shop owned by Ran Moore and his wife, Jennifer. When the company was born, it was 100-percent devoted to graphic design for print intentions — an eclectic mix of jobs, from brochures and letterhead, to billboards and vehicle graphics. The company primarily targeted the local commercial and residential real-estate industries. “We purchased Q2ID either at the end of 2007 or early 2008 for a specific project [for which] we received files from the client — from another designer — that were in QuarkXPress 7,” Moore recalls. “It would have taken hours to rebuild and, instead, it took minutes to convert … It saved the day, and the budget!”
• … Q2ID (InDesign plugin to open Quark) was reliable according to Claudia Arkush who works at CA Graphic Design . My first application was converting a large, messy, inconsistent catalog. It had hundreds of text boxes, tiny type that was force-kerned here and there to bring up a line, and the fonts were not always consistent. It worked flawlessly.
• …Craig Pearson, Executive Vice-President at Maharishi University of Management, had this to say . The investment in Q2ID was definitely worthwhile. I haven’t measured the payback, but I am happy to have the files in a format that has become the standard at our university and is universally used.
• … Leo Burnett 3f8h.net equips 20 workstations at Leo Burnett GmbH in Frankfurt with Q2ID (Quark to InDesign) from Markzware. Existing Quark documents are now being converted to InDesign on a daily basis.”

These are just a few comments from customers who wanted to let us know how these document converter software tools have helped them.

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