DIGITAL digest

Ironically, QuarkXPress 5.0 and InDesign 2.0 really are not so much competing against one another as they are both challenging the dominance of QuarkXPress Version 3.1. Quark has been a victim of its own success, with many users so far finding no compelling reason to upgrade beyond that level. Whether or not the rest of the user community decides to upgrade or switch will have far more to do with the adoption rate among prepress/ printing operations than any feature enhancements.