Apparently, this would be dependent upon the version of Quark XPress
files you have.
I looked around on google, on the google groups they say to export from
quark to pdf then use a pdf reader...
thats the best I found... sorry
If a person only has the files and doesn't have Quark XPress, how can
they export to .pdf? You still need a program to open the Quark files.
If you have that, then you don't need to export to .pdf. Am I missing
something here?
However, I agree... there doesn't seem to be any freeware that will open
the highly proprietary Quark XPress file format.
On the other hand, this page might be of interest:
http://www.proz.com/topic/28049
it mentions these two pages:
http://www.latex-project.org/
and:
http://www.accurussian.net/tagger.htm
A better group for asking the OP's question may be comp.publish.prepress
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