Testimonials

Here's a small random sample (8) of what our enthusiastic users are saying about Em's products and support, all of them completely unsolicited and in their own words. You should see another set each time you refresh this page in your browser. You can also see more at a time or all of them.

"Many, many thanks. ... As before, these products are real life savers for us." --S. P., July, 2000

"... On the other hand we got your answer. Congratulation for your quick and helpful service! Even on Saturday!" --S. W., June, 2000, re: support

"I have worked with all of these softwares for about 5 years now and I can honestly say, there is no way that I would even consider having Quark without Xtags. I work for a composition house that specializes in typesetting books and journals and also specializes in the most up-to-date electronic needs of our customers. ...

I have used your software to its fullest extent (except the macro thing--haven't quite gotten my hands around that one yet), and it is truly a revolutionary software for serious book composition Quark users.

Thanks for being there! And PLEASE be there for a LONG time!" --John Ferguson, Jun, 2001, re: Xtags

"Thank you very much for the quick response. It worked! Xdata has saved us a lot of hard work in the past." --L. S., January, 2001, re: Xdata

"By the way, Xdata is wonderful for a large portion of our business. We do automated production of lodging directories for several major hotel chains -- ranging from simple name & phone number versions to ones with photos and maps, all pulling from the same datasource. It's a great tool!" --M. L., March, 2000, re: Xdata

"One of the best product introduction manuals I've had the pleasure of using. Looks like Xtags will do everything we need." --J. F., June, 1999, re: Xtags

"Thank you very much for your support, I'll wait for upgrades. Xdata still reamains the brightest jewel in my Xtension folder." --A. del G., May, 2000, re: Xdata

"On a completely different subject, I am curious why Xdata isn't reviewed by the people who are writing articles about variable data printing software. I have used two other applications and have demoed some others and Xdata is my choice by quite a margin. I guess the lack of a slick GUI makes these people think Xdata isn't up to the others but the fact that I can code what I want is what makes Xdata so attractive, and useful, to me. When I read these articles that don't even mention Xdata in passing (!) I feel al ittle smug that someone looking at getting into competition with me may not know about the best application for creating variable data and will spend more time and money than I do working with something other than Xdata." --John Roberds, Oddessy Print, Aug, 2001, re: Xdata

News
•	InDesign CS 2 plug-in betas continuing, now with Mac OS versions
•	Mailing lists are back
•	Xtags for InDesign 3.0.1 beta 2 available
•	InCatalog 2/3.2.2 beta 3 released
•	Xtags for QuarkXPress 4/6.2.2 beta 2 available
•	Xcatalog and Xcatalog Pro 4/6.2.2 beta 1 available
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