[Newsies/Avonlea Fan]

Hey, could someone please tell me what is Quark & Telnet?

I believe Quark is a program for Macintosh that allows you to combine pictures and writing, yes? Not sure though.

What is telnet? I'm not really sure.

[The Daywalker]

www.quark.com

Creating, managing, and delivering personalized content is essential to profitability and success. Quark™ provides advanced publishing solutions and superior products to help you meet these challenges and to give you the critical business advantage in your marketplace.

Desktop Publisher.

and Telnet is,... uh a server? Basically that's what i've always associated it with. Along the lines of uploading and downloading to a server, as opposed to from a website or "downloading program" like KaZaA. WS_FTP and CuteFTP,.... File Transfer Protocals. That sort of thing. DAmn, i stopped drinking hours ago too.


Telnet is prety universal, PC, Mac, Unix. Quark,... I know of on PC, i'm so unsure about the Mac stuff.

[Headhunter]

Quark: Desktop publishing program. It works as an assembler; copy (text) and imagery that are created outside of Quark are brought in and placed into layouts.

Very basic, very easy to learn; it's now being replaced by Adobe InDesign in many publishing houses.


Telnet: It's basically a dumb terminal; all the processing that happens will take place on the server you connect to. For example, an ATM is a dumb terminal; the terminal itself is only an interface to a more powerful machine.

So, the Telnet app emulates a dumb terminal on your "intelligent" workstation, as that's the relationship that a server is usually designed for. That's why it's so small and standardized; Telnet itself only connects you elsewhere. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]