2018

PREFERENCES
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deleted. To retrieve a backup from the destination folder, simply open the
revision file.
Check Save Layout Position if you want the application to automatically•
remember the size, position, and proportions of your project window.
In the Find/Change History section specify maximum number of search/replace•
history instances. The maximum value is 20. The default value is 10. If you set
the value as 0, then no search/ replace history will be saved.
Check Save Article Position if you want the application to automatically•
remember the size, position, and proportions of your article window.
Under Non-Unicode Support, choose an option from the Encoding drop-down•
menu to indicate how the application should display characters in non-Unicode
text.
Preferences — Application — XTensions Manager
Use the XTensions Manager pane of the Preferences dialog box
(QuarkXPress/Edit menu) to control when the XTensions Manager dialog box
displays.
Preferences — Application — Sharing
Use the Sharing pane of the Preferences dialog box (QuarkXPress/Edit menu) to
set the default options for new shared content. For information on the meaning of
these options, see “
Sharing and synchronizing content.“
To always use the options specified in this pane when adding multiple items to the
shared content space, check Do not display dialog when sharing multiple items.
Preferences — Application — Fonts
Use the Fonts pane of the Preferences dialog box (QuarkXPress/Edit menu) to
specify the following preferences.
In the Font Previews area, check Show in Font Menu to show each font name in
the corresponding font.
In the Recently Used Fonts area, specify the Number of Recently Used Fonts that
you want displayed in all font menus in QuarkXPress. The default number is 5, the
maximum number you can specify is 20. The recently used fonts list will be retained
when you exit and restart QuarkXPress. To purge the recently used fonts list, set this
number to 0.
In the Font Mapping area:
To suppress the display of the Missing Fonts dialog box, check Do Not Display•
Missing Fonts Dialog. The radio buttons below this check box determine what
happens when you open a project that contains a missing font for which you
have not defined a replacement.
To specify default replacement fonts, check Specify Default Replacement Font•
and choose font and style options from the Roman and East Asian drop-down
menus.