Of course, taking advantage of that doesn't mean forsaking earlier versions for production purposes while you test the new version, especially when the new version isn't backwards compatible with the old version. However, Quark has encouraged early adoption (i.e., purchase) of the new version by offering special, limited time pricing that's hard to resist. It's even possible to stay ahead of the curve by joining the Apple Developer program and trying the pre-release operating systems on the clone.Ī Quark "test drive" of a new version can also be run on the clone to test features and OS compatibility. With OS upgrades, it's possible to clone your boot drive, upgrade the OS on the clone and then see if everything works.
Trying to stay in business when operating systems and software are being upgraded around us can be problematic, as we've seen with the introduction of Mavericks and/or Quark 10. Would be lovely if this was not happening as it adds a lot of unnecessary navigation time to get back to the right folder when importing multiple pictures. Specifically when I click Command E to import I'm shown the intended/previous for a fraction of a second and then it jumps to the Documents folder. Makes sense.but now in Quark 9.5.4, after importing the first picture, when I go to import the second it places me in the main Documents folder and I need to navigate back to where the other pictures are. Typically in any OSX app including the previous version of Quark 9 and the current version of Quark 10) when you go to import a picture it shows you the last directory you had just imported a picture from. One quirk.in 9.5.4, I'm importing multiple pictures to different picture boxes on a page. First thanks for releasing this.opening up the 80 page document I was working on in 10 (extraordinarily slow with lots of "quits" and restarts to get "undo" to work properly, accidentally moving boxes etc.( was like meeting an old friend.
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