How do I save my Quark document as a pdf on my iMac?

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If Quark doesn't offer its own method of doing so (check the manual), then try the built in method from OS X. Print the document. In the Print Dialog Box choose the PDF drop down menu at the bottom and then choose Save as PDF.

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