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How to ressurect own book from 1992 from crashed quark 3.1

Last post 12-16-2008 7:08 PM by sandcastler. 3 replies.
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  • 12-05-2008 4:03 AM

    How to ressurect own book from 1992 from crashed quark 3.1

    Hi, I wrote, edited and published a 388 page textbook with a very special design of extremely deep indexing and up to 1 to 10 margin notes on each page. I did it in quark v 3.1, - which I still have on harddisk, but opening it even in classic makes a brief attempt, but reports: QXP has been damaged ! Thus, I cannot even get to know its serial number, which I understand, from an answer from chopra to another, in this forum, might point a way. I have downloaded a trial Quark v 8, but my old files can neither be opened from that ressource. And the quark Infos explicates, that they cannot deal with anything older than version 6. The project is VERY important to me, because I want to re-launch the danish language book (Title: In and Out of Theories of Personality) as an opensource free IT-learning wiki -( see http://bjerg.psy.ku.dk) related to my offer of a - likewise free- cross-platform electronic diary software (see: www.phenomenalog.dk). If help could be optimized by my sending the old quark-files to somebody, I can send them as attachments to a mail. Hopefully Kresten Bjerg kresten.bjerg@psy.ku.dk
  • 12-05-2008 6:05 AM In reply to

    Re: How to ressurect own book from 1992 from crashed quark 3.1

    Hi,

     Try to open the file keeping the Ctrl+Option+Shift+Command key pressed.

    Please PM me your contact details and I will get back to you.

    Regards,

    Preeti
  • 12-05-2008 7:10 AM In reply to

    Re: How to ressurect own book from 1992 from crashed quark 3.1

    Dear Preeti

    Thank you for recommendation, I tried it, but it didnt help....

    You can reach me at kresten.bjerg@psy.ku.dk

    Best regards

    Kresten

  • 12-16-2008 7:08 PM In reply to

    Re: How to ressurect own book from 1992 from crashed quark 3.1

    Maybe find a local printer or professional designer who has been in business a good long time, someone who has experience resurrecting valuable old files. Bring them a copy of everything they might need. This may not be the most opportune time for bricolage.

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