QuarkCopyDesk - Write-to-fit features provide exceptional time savings

With QuarkCopyDesk you can gain typographical control throughout the editorial production process.

Writers, editors, researchers and others using QuarkCopyDesk have a proven tool for writing, editing, and outputting copy for publication. And they can do their work knowing precisely how their textual modifications fit within an article's established layout.

QuarkCopyDesk streamlines and improves the efficiency of your editorial workflow with features that facilitate copyfit and communication.

Here are some key features of "QuarkCopyDesk":

View and edit articles in WYSIWYG view
￭ Writers and editors have the opportunity to see the same graphically rich pages as designers see. QuarkCopyDesk fully supports QuarkXPress colors, style sheets, and transparent text boxes.
Choose from three views
￭ Get precise information on how your copy fits in the layout. Choose the view you like best - Galley, Full-screen, or WYSIWYG - for viewing line counts, line breaks, and column breaks. QuarkCopyDesk continuously displays underset or overset amounts, word and line counts, and column depths.
Eliminate reflow
￭ Writers, editors, and reviewers working in QuarkCopyDesk know the precise article geometry. When imported to the master QuarkXPress layout, their revised copy fits perfectly.
Attach notes
￭ Place electronic notes directly in the article text. Notes travel along with the article, even when you import it into QuarkXPress. You can copy and paste edits, print all Notes from a single document, and specify custom Notes background colors, improving your ability to track, implement, and archive feedback.
Work with multiple components
￭ QuarkCopyDesk articles can contain multiple, independent components (for example, a primary story and a related sidebar could be two components in the same article).
Import and export text in common formats
￭ QuarkCopyDesk contains filters for exchanging text with Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, XPress Tags, and other common word processing formats.