Comments for Bart Van de Wiele

Comment on I’m speaking at CreativePro Week in New Orleans! by Bart Van de Wiele

Bart Van de Wiele — Sat, 21 Mar 2020 20:23:35 +0000

Hello Mary,
Yes I hope we’ll see each other in Austin! If so, I’d love to see a demonstration.

See you there!
Bart

Comment on I’m speaking at CreativePro Week in New Orleans! by Mary Gay Marchese

Mary Gay Marchese — Fri, 31 Jan 2020 18:54:38 +0000

Dear Bart,

My name is Mary Gay Marchese and I work in the public relations department at Markzware. Our company develops affordable data conversion and preflight tools for users in the graphic arts and print-media.

I see that you will be speaking at the CreativePro week in Austin. We will be exhibiting at this show as well — please stop by and see us. Pat Marchese (our President and CEO) and David Dilling will be attending

I also wanted to reach out to you so see if you would be interested in looking at our new product, IDMarkz for Adobe InDesign file users. We just recently released this product and it has been gaining great traction in the graphic arts and printing industry.

IDMarkz displays InDesign file previews, exports InDesign files to IDML and image file types, plus converts or opens InDesign files in other DTP applications.

Some of the very cool features also include:
• Open InDesign files CC 2020 in earlier InDesign versions, and in QuarkXPress, Affinity Publisher, Acrobat, or Illustrator.
• Preview any Adobe InDesign file and view basic file info. Zoom previews and drag thumbnails from the preview area, to create a PDF of the page.
• Export InDesign files as IDML, (even without a Creative Cloud subscription), PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG, or GIF.
• Create PDFs with editable text, from older InDesign files; annotate in Acrobat DC, then open in InDesign CC 2020.
• Convert multiple Adobe InDesign files to InDesign Markup Language (IDML), without a Creative Cloud subscription.
• Automate the file conversion process.
Currently Markzware is in the process of changing the framework in which our technology resides (IDML), and the Markzware products are now stand-alone versus being an Adobe plug-in or QuarkXPress extension. The ‘Markz’ moniker adds a sense of ‘continuity’ when identifying with Markzware for branding purposes.

We would love to send you an NFR copy to get your feedback and thoughts on this product. Would you like for us to generate one for you?

Looking forward to your response.
Kind regards,
Mary Gay Marchese
Markzware

Comment on 2017: a new year = new conferences by Suzen

Suzen — Mon, 20 Jan 2020 16:57:44 +0000

What a great Idea! I’m inspired to go learn more. Will try and find your session on the Adobe Max site.

Comment on Back from MAX 2017, with a wonderful story by Paulette Lue

Paulette Lue — Thu, 16 Nov 2017 15:12:53 +0000

What a great story! I’m inspired to go learn more. Will try and find your session on the Adobe Max site.

Comment on Back from MAX 2017, with a wonderful story by Eddy Paesschezoone

Eddy Paesschezoone — Thu, 16 Nov 2017 13:10:22 +0000

As one of the happy few who got the chance to learn from you, I can relate to Tamara’s gratitude. You are a one of a kind ‘teacher’, and your passion has encouraged me to keep pushing. It’s great to read this story, and in many ways I have a kind of déjà vue. Hope to be able to attend one of your classes closer to home.

Comment on New video: Advanced blending using Photoshop Smart Objects by Maha

Maha — Sat, 24 Dec 2016 04:17:12 +0000

Wonderful tip, something I ignore a lot of the time. I’m going to have to start using Smart Objects more; the efficiency of them can be astounding. Good post.

Comment on My Adobe MAX 2014 report by Bart Van de Wiele

Bart Van de Wiele — Wed, 19 Oct 2016 09:10:14 +0000

Hi Joe, yes I always love a good caption 😉
Too bad you won’t be there for my ID session. But there’s always a good chance we might run in to each other. See you there!

Comment on New video: Advanced blending using Photoshop Smart Objects by Abu Fateh

Abu Fateh — Tue, 11 Oct 2016 08:26:03 +0000

Thank you for share this amazing post and Photoshop tutorial. I got a good tricks from this. Now I know about blending in Photoshop

Comment on My Adobe MAX 2014 report by Joe Schmidt

Joe Schmidt — Tue, 27 Sep 2016 18:32:22 +0000

Wow – Captcha’ gettin’ intense asking “5 – three =”. Nice.

I read this post to get hyped for the conference, as I’m attending Max for the first time this year (so pumped!!!). It was an early birthday gift from the wife, so I’ll be heading in alone (I work in higher education and do a lot of work with the Adobe suite in the office). As helpful and fun as this article is, it made me remember again that I missed the session I really wanted to attend – the InDesign Deep Dive!

Thanks for the synopsis. I’m even more pumped. And also more aware. I’m hoping I’ll be able to delve further into networking. I feel a little outnumbered as while I’m a huge Adobe fan (InDesign is like a special coworker to me), I work in a setting and with additional roles that go well outside graphic design. Glad this conference will keep me to it.

Keep up the good work!

Comment on My Adobe MAX 2014 report by Leo

Leo — Wed, 24 Aug 2016 22:07:21 +0000

Thanks! :c)