McIlroy--QuarkXPress and InDesign Battle it Out

in Adobe InDesign that are better than comparable features in QuarkXPress. (Equally clear is that it lacks numerous features available in QuarkXPress today.) I believe that the underlying architecture of InDesign may make it possible over time for the product to triumph, at least for print publishers. But it's clearly not there yet. The advantages are not compelling, and no one (or very few people) are going to go through the pain of switching their most important graphics software tool just to get a few improved features.