Yea, the image must pre-contain an embedded clipping path it seems.
I've even tried clipping an image within Quark then exporting it as an EPS, then re-exporting it back into Quark, but under clipping, the embedded clipping path option still does not appear.
I may need to embed the image using Photoshop instead.
this was great tutorial but mine doesn't work in windows, diplaying only items, non white areas, picture bounds... NO EMBEDED PATH... HOW WOULD i turn it on? anybody help.. thanks....
Ive been an avid Quark user for 15+ years and always wondered if there was an easy way to do popouts - Thanks for the Tutorial!!! Very easy to follow your instruction - Love to see more tutorials from you.
... how the heck did you create that frame - did you merge elements? - I'm unable to recreate your frame with Quarks tools.
Ive been an avid Quark user for 15+ years and always wondered if there was an easy way to do popouts - Thanks for the Tutorial!!! Very easy to follow your instruction - Love to see more tutorials from you.
... how the heck did you create that frame - did you merge elements? - I'm unable to recreate your frame with Quarks tools.
Fantastic. I have been using Quark since 1988 and this is the best tip I have learned. I am still using Quark 6.5 (and I love it) and this can be applied in this version. Thankyou - this will save me hours in Photoshop/Illustrator!!!!!!
When you want a document to be printed, to use a degraded is not a good idea
gaditanocity 1 year ago
you should've shown how to do it WITHOUT embedded path, would've made this much more useful.
AdamKaoru 1 year ago
I could really do with learning how to use this software, using a demo/trial version. Can anyone that uses this send any useful links please?
rapideyeproductions 1 year ago
Dam'n.. It's works!!!!
rumpelshtiltzkin 1 year ago 4
I'd like to know the answer that myself. I as well am using Windows, and I can't get the embedded path command to work either!
bighaid 2 years ago
The embedded path command can only be used if the picture is containing an embedded path (which was created and added to the picture before) before.
shugo1202 2 years ago
@shugo1202
Yea, the image must pre-contain an embedded clipping path it seems.
I've even tried clipping an image within Quark then exporting it as an EPS, then re-exporting it back into Quark, but under clipping, the embedded clipping path option still does not appear.
I may need to embed the image using Photoshop instead.
FirebrandNIRE 2 years ago
this was great tutorial but mine doesn't work in windows, diplaying only items, non white areas, picture bounds... NO EMBEDED PATH... HOW WOULD i turn it on? anybody help.. thanks....
lipsilon02gmail 2 years ago
Ive been an avid Quark user for 15+ years and always wondered if there was an easy way to do popouts - Thanks for the Tutorial!!! Very easy to follow your instruction - Love to see more tutorials from you.
... how the heck did you create that frame - did you merge elements? - I'm unable to recreate your frame with Quarks tools.
ChoiceDesign67 2 years ago
Ive been an avid Quark user for 15+ years and always wondered if there was an easy way to do popouts - Thanks for the Tutorial!!! Very easy to follow your instruction - Love to see more tutorials from you.
... how the heck did you create that frame - did you merge elements? - I'm unable to recreate your frame with Quarks tools.
ChoiceDesign67 2 years ago
Fantastic! Thank you!!!!! This also works in Quark 6.5!!!!
lacie200gb 2 years ago
Thanks god, I use 6.5 and this looks really cool~ :D
WarriorOmega 2 years ago
Fantastic. I have been using Quark since 1988 and this is the best tip I have learned. I am still using Quark 6.5 (and I love it) and this can be applied in this version. Thankyou - this will save me hours in Photoshop/Illustrator!!!!!!
lacie200gb 2 years ago
That tutorial was quite helpful, thanks!! 5/5
FinalCut6 2 years ago