RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-03 Thread Stewart McGowan

ermwe're a total communications company (apparently) we go from print
to web and multimedia to audio and video.

and there's a huge market :)

Stew


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From: Mark Ireland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 03 May 2001 00:56
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Subject: RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)




Would there be a large market for this ? I am thinking print companies that 
go to the web. . .


At 12:45 AM 3/05/01, you wrote:
there are loads of extension for quark, the URL following is the place to
look, they tend to be exporting from quark into xml rather than the other
way around, but there are solutions out there that will do it

http://www.quark.com/products/xtensions/xt_directory.html

regards


Stew
We have a Member driven website that has a need for making some of the
member created content available to newspapers and the like. Specifically
community sports standings to be published in their respective community
newspapers.
Is anyone familiar with transporting web data to print publications? I am
curious what people are doing, and some ideas on how people might approach
this.
Ultimately if there was an XML definition to produce a complete quark file I
would jump at it. But all i have seen is a definition for quark formatted
text ...
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RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-03 Thread Eric Dawson

I think application servers are great tools because they can collect 
information from a variety of sources: backend systems, email, voice 
portals, WAP, www, etc, and prepare information for distribution via many 
channels fax, voice (outbound/interactive), print, www/wap, email, backend 
systems ...

My latest thinking project, is creating a personalized print magazine for 
direct mail distribution. For simplicity I was thinking of doing a 13 week 
trial with personalized TV Listings.

Include a sports page, local sports page (schedules, standings. ie your 
hockey league, and daughters soccer). Maybe birthday coupon page (if 
applicable). Money page, sports pool update page. Church news letter. Any 
way you get the drift.

The web would be used (voice portal included) to tailor the content that is 
included. ie build the document profile. And act as a tool to help create 
and aggregate the content.

Eric

From: Stewart McGowan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 03 May 2001 10:26:59 +0100

ermwe're a total communications company (apparently) we go from print 
to web and multimedia to audio and video.

and there's a huge market :)

Stew

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From: Mark Ireland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Would there be a large market for this ? I am thinking print companies that 
go to the web. . .

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From: Eric
Is anyone familiar with transporting web data to print publications? I am
curious what people are doing, and some ideas on how people might approach 
this.
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ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-02 Thread Eric Dawson

We have a Member driven website that has a need for making some of the 
member created content available to newspapers and the like. Specifically 
community sports standings to be published in their respective community 
newspapers.

Is anyone familiar with transporting web data to print publications? I am 
curious what people are doing, and some ideas on how people might approach 
this.

Ultimately if there was an XML definition to produce a complete quark file I 
would jump at it. But all i have seen is a definition for quark formatted 
text ...
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RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-02 Thread Stewart McGowan

there are loads of extension for quark, the URL following is the place to
look, they tend to be exporting from quark into xml rather than the other
way around, but there are solutions out there that will do it

http://www.quark.com/products/xtensions/xt_directory.html

regards


Stew

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RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-02 Thread Paul Sizemore

You might want to look at http://www.quark.com/products/avenue/ , A Quark
product that allows you to import XML. Also, Meadows Info ,
http://www.meadowsinfo.com , makes a product that can facilitate DB to Quark
imports. But, it sounds like you want newspapers to be able to download a
member's content in a Quark file?

You might look into writing some AppleScripts for Quark that imports text
files. You could make the script operate as a watched folder, so anytime you
cffile content into a directory, the applescript would kick off and save a
quark file. Let me know if you need a little more direction on an
Applescript solution (I've written my fair share). 

Paul Sizemore

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From: Eric Dawson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 9:19 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: ASP to Print (Quark?)

We have a Member driven website that has a need for making some of the
member created content available to newspapers and the like. Specifically
community sports standings to be published in their respective community
newspapers.

Is anyone familiar with transporting web data to print publications? I am
curious what people are doing, and some ideas on how people might approach
this.

Ultimately if there was an XML definition to produce a complete quark file I
would jump at it. But all i have seen is a definition for quark formatted
text ...
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RE: ASP to Print (Quark?)

2001-05-02 Thread Mark Ireland



Would there be a large market for this ? I am thinking print companies that 
go to the web. . .


At 12:45 AM 3/05/01, you wrote:
there are loads of extension for quark, the URL following is the place to
look, they tend to be exporting from quark into xml rather than the other
way around, but there are solutions out there that will do it

http://www.quark.com/products/xtensions/xt_directory.html

regards


Stew
We have a Member driven website that has a need for making some of the
member created content available to newspapers and the like. Specifically
community sports standings to be published in their respective community
newspapers.
Is anyone familiar with transporting web data to print publications? I am
curious what people are doing, and some ideas on how people might approach
this.
Ultimately if there was an XML definition to produce a complete quark file I
would jump at it. But all i have seen is a definition for quark formatted
text ...



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