OCC has published a new review of the QuarkXPress 7 Passport

When I first opened up the program, I thought I had mistakenly opened Adobe Photoshop because the workspace looks almost identical. That's a good thing because Adobe Photoshop is an extremely easy program to use and it's easy to find everything you need. First, let's go ahead and see what all of the available tabs at the top have to offer. Under "File" you'll find options to start a new project or open a current project. If you look closely, you'll also see the option for "Job Jackets". A "Job Jacket" is a folder that you can use to keep all of the files, images, and attachments for your project together so that the final print comes with everything you collected along the way for your project. The next tab is "Edit" which is where I found the master collection of all the languages you can use with XPress 7 Passport. Quite a hefty list, huh? The next available tab without a project open is the "Utilities" tab. Here is where you'll be able to manage most of your projects or "Job Jackets" as well as tools, such as a dictionary.

QuarkXPress 7 Passport Review