Buying, Installing and Updating QuarkXPress 9 Article ID = 98Article Title = Buying, Installing and Updating QuarkXPress 9Article Author(s) = Graham Needham (BH)Article Created On = 1st June 2013Article Last Updated = 1st June 2013Article URL = Brief Description:A handy, how to guide to navigating Quark's multiple web sites to buy, install and update QuarkXPress 9 for Mac Buying, Installing and Updating QuarkXPress 9Now that Adobe has moved to many people will be looking at. One of those alternatives, to InDesign, is QuarkXPress.After a trying to buy, install and update QuarkXPress we've written this article to help you get up and running with QuarkXPress 9.x on a Mac.Quark User AccountsOne of the problems you will come up against with Quark is the need to create and use multiple user accounts across multiple different (but still Quark) web sites:. User Account #1 - the online 'shop' account for making software purchases. If you buy boxed product you probably won't need this account but as many of you are probably upgrading from an old version of Quark (prior to version 7) the only way to purchase that type of upgrade is via Quark's online 'shop'. User Account #2 - the 'software download' account.
You'll need this to download software installers and updates. User Account #3 - the 'store' account for registering your software and obtaining validation/activation codes. This will be your primary Quark account (for which you'll get a Quark ID) but the web site you use this on will be dependent on your location in the world. User Account #4 - the 'tech support' account. You'll probably need this if you cannot get validation/activation codes from the 'store' (#2) account.The Process.
Obtain QuarkXPress. The easiest way of doing this is to buy the software online from Quark and if you are taking advantage of one of their offers (like being able to upgrade from versions prior to 7) you must buy the software online. In the UK you buy fromBuy boxed editions of QuarkXPress now atNOTE: You'll need to create user account #1 on this web site. The user account can't be used anywhere else and the 'Customer ID' is not a 'Quark ID' and is only relevant to this web site. NOTE: If you use Quark's online store to buy QuarkXPress don't use the link it gives you to download the QuarkXPress installer - it's out of date.
If you bought a CD/DVD don't use the disc - the installer on it is probably out of date. Once you have purchased Quark you will need to download the latest available installer for the software (this is currently v9.5.1.0).
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QuarkXPress 2017 onInitial releaseMarch 31, 1987; 32 years ago ( March 31, 1987)2019 (15.0) (July 28, 2019; 4 months ago ( 2019-07-28)),Available inmultilingualWebsiteQuarkXPress is a software for creating and editing complex page layouts in a (What You See Is What You Get) environment. It was first released by in 1987 and is still owned and published by them.The most recent version, QuarkXPress 2019 (internal version number 15.0), allows publishing in ('International and U.S.'
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