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Hi Jiri,

ah, thanks, now I understand.

You can do that in QuarkXPress but only when you convert text to boxes (which can be anchored too).

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Matthias

Hi John,

the Advantage Plan always comes with all licenses, yes.

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Matthias

Hi Jiri,

sorry, not sure what you mean? Do you mean whether you apply a gradient to a text box? Yes, you can. Or whether you can edit a gradient that you have created and named? That's not possible directly, you need to apply it to a box, edit it and save again (and replace).

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Matthias

As this topic came up again in a recent thread on Facebook:
This has been fixed in QuarkXPress 2018.

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Matthias

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