The downside of suppressing these dialogs is you do not know if fonts or images may be missing. This can cause unwanted interference or halt, in a workflow. When opening files in other applications, many times they pop up alert dialogs that require you to click on something to continue. These dialogs would typically be things like missing fonts and missing images. When this box is selected, warning and error dialogs in applications the IDML is sent to are suppressed, if possible. Both folders will contain a file named File.png. Thus if you run the same file through QXPMarkz several times and the file is named File.qxp and you export the file as a PNG, the second time you run this file through QXPMarkz and have the output path set to the same output path as the first time you exported, you will now have two folders, one named File_png and a second folder named File_png_1. To avoid overwriting, QXPMarkz will append a number to the end of the folder name the exported file is saved in. The exported files will always have the same name as the original Quark document with a file extension of the exported file type. If this is enabled, QXPMarkz will rename exported folders that contain the exported files. This will bring up a standard Finder window where you can select a custom path to have your files saved upon export. Absolute Path – If you have a file format enabled in the On Document Open/Export Section, and you select the Absolute Path Radio button, you can then specify a custom path by clicking in the Choose an Export Path dialog box.Relative to input path – If you have a file format enabled in the On Document Open/Export Section, these files will be stored in the same location as the original file.
You can select one or multiple formats to export at one time. When you next use QXPMarkz, you may want to check on how the Preferences were set, before using it for a different purpose.
The automation section lets you manually set up certain actions to occur, when you open a file in QXPMarkz.
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