you'll always need to check and tweak your work.
The one I've had (positive) experience with is Markzware Q2ID, a conversion tool which checks some of the boxes missed by the native QuarkXPress to InDesign conversion - although even Markzware point out that no conversion is perfect. If you don't have (or can't run) Quark XPress 5 (and the Quark file you need to convert is version 5 or later), the best solution is for you to invest in an InDesign conversion plugin. If you don't have a copy of Quark (and the file for conversion is version 5 or above), then Option 2 is for you:
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See below for an example of how to go about converting a Quark 6 file. However, if you need to convert a version 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 Quark file, you need to do some back-saving - which means that you'll need a copy of Quark 5 if the file is version 5, Quark 6 and Quark 5 if the file is version 6 and Quark 7, 6 and 5 if the file is version 7. It will natively convert version 4 files. Just open the Quark file in InDesign and you're away. If you have to convert a Quark version 4 file, you don't need Quark at all - you only need a copy of InDesign (in this case I used InDesign CS2). Use our Quark conversion service (Converts Quark 9 or earlier to InDesign).If you don't have legacy versions of Quark, either:.If you do have legacy versions of Quark, this page demonstrates how to back-save the file to Quark 4 and then open it in InDesign.There are two ways in which this conversion can be done. Many's the time that we've been asked by our clients to convert lengthy and complex documents into InDesign files, and below is a case study of such a project. If you want to save hours of time and need to convert Quark to InDesign, here is how it's done. Convert Quark to InDesign - A QuarkXPress to InDesign File Conversion Case Study
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