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Unfortunately, that's exactly what I did, and it didn't work. I used Quark's export. File - export - layout as PDF. That's when I got the printing error.

Actually -- no go. I printed the quark document to adobe printer, and the links aren't even underlined, let alone actual "links". I've tried to use the adobe feature -- (something about include all links -- and it keeps telling me no links were found) UGHHHH!!

Foamcow. Thanks. I followed all of your instructions, on the Quark side. The link is underlined. It doesn't go to the website when I click it -- but I'm not sure it's supposed to on the Quark side. So then, I went to export to PDF. (Normally, I don't do it this way, I usually just print...

I have a newsletter that I'm creating in QuarkXPress, then copying it to an Adobe PDF format. I want to include hypertext links in my Newsletter, so ultimately, when a user opens the PDF file, they can click on "links" (which will be links to websites (not links within the document). Can...

Thanks Foamcow. I am using the conventional print layout (not web). Thanks for checking this out for me. also -- hope your back is feeling better :)

I'm going to try Hammerboy's suggestion! Thanks so much!!!

I'm on a PC, and the font i'm using is arial.

Foamcow -- were you responding to me, or Kat? I still need help with the hyperlink, and if you were respoding to me, yes, I'm creating a newsletter in Quark, copying it as a pdf, and the links within the newsletter will be pointing to actual websites on the internet.

I need some special characters. I need an accent mark, and a degree sign. Can anyone hhelp please?

Thanks, you REALLY REALLY REALLY had me freaking out..hehe.;:) However, i STILL don't know how to get a hyperlink into my document.

Thanks for your reply. I'm finding out that there a lot of things that Quark doesn't have, that Publisher did. I have to use Quark because there's a specific printer that we use here at the office, and they do not accept publisher.

Well, you went way over my head here with your HTML talk. I know nothing about HTML. However, I believe I may have mis-spoke (or, at the very least, not made myself clear). I will be sending my newsletter VIA email, but it will be, most likely, in a PDF format. Does that make sense?

what do you mean "it's a professional tool"? Quark, or the fact that MSPublisher had recolor?

Okay, I have no idea what you mean here. Yes, this will be emailed to clients, all around the world in fact.

In MSPublisher, there was a feature called "recolor". There were also color samples, sort of like pallotts that had sets of colors together -- sets like, what would look good with what. Anything like this in Quark?

thanks again for all your help. i'm leaving work now, and not back till monday, so i'm sure more questions will be coming through then. Thanks so much.:)

In my newsletter, I want to create a hyperlink to a specific website. The help feature is not helping me. Can anyone help? I've went to the website, and copied the URL. Then I went to my newsletter, and went to create a hyperlink, and I chose "new", then copied the url into the url field and...

The newsletter will be emailed out, but I was requested to have it set up as a possible "printable" newsletter as well. This is why I used facing pages. Finished size will be 8-1/2 x 11. I'll send it to a printer for 'binding', and i'm hoping that the way I set this up, that it will be up to...

My newsletter is about 9 pages. The first page is a single page, and the subsequent pages are facing pages, and the last page is a single page. So, in the page layout, I have one single page on the right of the divider line (based on my "first page master page", and all the pages below, are...

When I make a change to my master page, let's say, I make a text box bigger in my master page. Now, if I have fiddled with the text box on my regular document page, will the master page change "not" take effect on the regular document page? For instance, I have a text box in my newsletter. I...