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I understand. But where, in what folder, do I place my fonts for Quark 5 to see them? I don't see a Classic system folder anywhere. There's a system folder, but it's not in a Classics anything. I'd be most grateful if you could explain this to me. Thanks!

I'm using Quark 5, OS X, Panther, Suitcase X1. Problem: only my system fonts are showing in Quark 5. I can't see any of my other (numerous) fonts, which are located in a separate folder and managed by Suitcase. In other applications (InDesign), I have no problem seeing, accessing or using any...

Which Corel 8 program? CorelDraw? WordPerfect? Thanks!

Thanks, but I'm looking for a site that will give me an idea of what kind of fonts were used in early to mid-19th-century New England. Especially decorative or title fonts. And what I'd like to do is to find current fonts that will convey a sense of that time period. So this question is not...

For a project on the culture of early to mid-19th-century New England (focusing on spirituals, quilts), I'm in search of fonts (in all categories--serif, non-serif, calligraphic) that replicate or adapt typefaces of the period. I'd like to convey a sense of the time period in the title font...

For a project on the culture of early to mid-19th-century New England (focusing on spirituals, quilts), I'm in search of fonts (in all categories--serif, non-serif, calligraphic) that replicate typefaces of the period. I'm mainly interested in for display or title fonts. Where should I look...

You mean I can drag them around in the Doc Layout palette instead of moving the actual pages themselves?

Is it possible to copy a page or duplicate it? Sometimes I find this would be the easiest way of reshuffling pages, moving them from the back of a book to the front. Is there a better way to do this--moving pages around? Many thanks!

Thanks to both respondents. I'll try your solutions, see what works, then return with comments.

How do I apply leading so that it affects only the space I'm interested in moving? For example, sometimes I want to increase or decrease the space *between* paragraphs, and sometimes I want to do the same *within* a paragraph. It seems pretty straightforward but it isn't. Often when I want to do...