By John P. Mello Jr.
MacNewsWorld
Part of the ECT News Network
12/28/09 5:00 AM PT
Proprietary file types from applications like Quark and InDesign have a knack for hiding from Mac OS X’s built-in search app, Spotlight. For users will vast stores of these types of files, search can be an awkward process of trial and error. Markzware’s new PageZephyr knows how to look for these types of proprietary files.
Let’s take a look at the difference between list view and tree view in PageZephyr. This is the PageZephyr main window on the screen. On the left is a list of files and I’m in list view right now which give me an alphabetical listing of the file, but it doesn’t tell me where they are. If I need to know where the file is, I can always right click or control click on the file and do Reveal In Finder, but we do have a view mode in PageZephyr called tree view – and I’m going to bring up the Preference File here.
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PageZephyr is a desktop application which enables you to convert Adobe InDesign, QuarkXPress and other mainly proprietary file formats to create new revenue streams for that content. Nothing is worse than legacy data which you cannot access. Furthermore, watch how easy it is to search or look inside Quark and Adobe INDD documents for keywords, WITHOUT opening them!
No more problems accessing your InDesign or XPress content with this affordable and easy-to-use product and associated content portal.
Watch this introduction video to PageZephyr today and get the demonstration version here:
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Markzware’s new desktop search application, PageZephyr, allows editors, journalists, IT managers, Information professionals, publishers, graphic designers, printers and more the ability to SEE INSIDE QuarkXPress and Adobe InDesign files and to not only preview the content, but also allow you to do a full desktop search, just like a Google! PageZephyr will index, search, allow you to edit text and then even extract it for you to our http://www.pagezephyr.com portal! Mind you, these are proprietary file formats that could otherwise not be searched without opening them in their expensive native applications. Try PageZephyr today: http://pagezephyr.com !
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