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GLUON TableMaker - 6.10

tool to create tables from tabbed text in Quark

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All Time:	(4.0)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	6.10
Release Date:	2004-04-28
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	1,266
Downloads (all versions):	3,454
Price:	$139.00

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Product Description:

TableMaker is perhaps the easiest way to create professional tables in QuarkXPress from tabbed text. Simply import from a spreadsheet, database, word processor or create it in Quark. Then select the text and TableMaker will do the rest. You'll end up saving hours with this tool which adjusts tabs, places rules and background stripes perfectly. It also has facilities for force fitting text to the desired size. New features include:

Multi-page tables
Even column feature
Controlled text wrap
Full control over vertical and horizontal rules
Auto-tab insertion feature
Full control over colors alternating background stripes (horizontal or vertical)
Fit tables to exact sizes
Create new, prefilled tables
Improved dialog
Save presets for easy recall of settings
Full control over column sizes and gutters
Multiple text wraps
Ability to fit box to table
Powerful routines for auto tables

What's new in this version:

Major new ability given to Quark for creating table boxes with cells
Improved design options

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0

Additional Requirements:

QuarkXPress 6.1 or higher

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I agree with… - Version: 5.62, 3/27/2002 01:54PM PST

JAG2

GLUON. As a 12-year XPress (Mac) user, I see so many innovative XTensions that Quark should implement into the program. I agree that third-party XTension developers not only have good ideas that Quark's own stafff does not, but have the programmer's skills to create them. If you have used XPress 5.0's table features, you will know that they are good but nothing to write home about. Now, if they could fix that OPI and non-printing PDF problem....

Let me assure… - Version: 5.61, 1/14/2002 02:16PM PST

FirstSource

everyone GLUON isn't "raking in the cash" on any of our products. People make a lot more money using our products than we do selling them! I'd like to put in a plug for us developers who aren't Quark and aren't Adobe. We have good ideas too and we think of stuff neither of them have. In fact, Tablemaker takes a unique approach to tables which will allow us to do things in the future which will make "word processor" tables look pretty lame (as they do now). This is a designer's world...things evolve...so stay tuned in.

This is something… - Version: 5.61, 1/14/2002 12:58PM PST

s. stevens

that should be standard in Quark, but as usual, they leave it up to third party vendors to make the software and rake in the cash. If you added up all the money you would have to spend on third party extensions to do what inDesign 1.5 does now, it would be well over $1500. Quark has a very cozy relationship with its Xtension vendors by not providing functions that you can get in a word processor.