How To 2009 magazine
How To 2009 magazine in Quark, Adobe InDesign and PDF formats.
This 33-page four-color magazine is 50 percent editorial content, leaving the remaining space for ads. The cover, folios and column page all leave places for personalization with your town's name and your newspaper's information. There are four pages available for local events listings as well.
The Quark file is available in versions 4, 6 and 7. The InDesign file is available in versions CS, CS2 and CS3. The end of each filename indicates the version (For example, MAIN_May08_Family_GHNS_6.qxd is for Quark 6, etc.)
Click on the links to begin downloading the files you need.
NOTE: This issue of Family does not have a center spread. The art is in FOUR separate files. You must download all four files to have all of the art.
PAGES
Click Here for Quark
Click Here for InDesign
Click Here for PDF
PHOTOS FOR QUARK & INDESIGN FILES
Click Here to download art
FONTS FOR QUARK & INDESIGN FILES
This link will allow you to download fonts used with this page. Each newspaper should install the fonts on no more than three workstations. We recommend: Two workstations that the pages are produced on and a station where negatives and/or plates are produced.
Once you click on the link, the fonts will land on your desktop. Once there, doubleclick the icon to access the folder. The fonts will be inside the folder. You will need to install these fonts where your current fonts are located.
For most Mac OS 9 platforms, your fonts will be located inside the the Font folder inside the System folder on your hard drive. You will need to quit, then restart all open applications. If you have questions about how to do this, feel free to get in touch with us.
Once you have downloaded the fonts and installed them on your computer, you do not have to install them again.
(These are open type fonts, which should work on PC and Mac platforms. For computers running Mac OS 8.6 to 9.x must install ATM 4.6 (adobe type manager) first, which can be downloaded free here .)
If you encounter any technical difficulties with the pages, please e-mail Jason Dobbins at jdobbins@gatehousemedia.com