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Can I copy and paste images from Quark into ID?

By: James Fritz

May 28 2009 • 7:24 PM

Copy and pasting images might seem like a good idea, but there are other options to explore.

Tags: copy and paste, down-save, Q2ID, Quark, recreate
Posted in Images, Layout, Mailbag Answers, Troubleshooting | 13 Comments »

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