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Affinity Designer vs QuarkXPress: Which is best for you?
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- It’s fast, responsive, and capable of handling both vector and raster work in one environment.
- Some features are missing compared to Illustrator, and compatibility with certain files can be tricky
- I'm easily able to create anything from large projects such as annual reports, magazines, museum exhibits and packaging to small items such as flyers, business cards and social media ads.
- That said, Quark has itself become bloated and has rearranged the menus and such - causing us to have to constantly re-learn how to do things that were once more straightforward. Despite the ways of the roving herds — I don't want to sit and give myself carpal tunnel click-clicking drop down menus when the old-style command-shift-F (e.g.) and a few tab keys to enter a value works with half the effort.
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