The new Kindle support in version 9.3 allows users to export content directly to the Kindle format without conversion tools or plug-ins. This is especially helpful to small and self-publishers in reaching the growing Kindle ebook market faster and more easily. Using Quark 9's reflow features, users can get both the ePub and Kindle formats without additional time and effort, Quark says.

The Kindle e-reader offers users access more than a million books, newspapers, and magazines from a variety of platforms, including Kindle devices.

With QuarkXPress 9.3, designers, authors, and publishers can now develop for audiences spanning print, Web, Kindle, iPad, and ePub devices such as the Sony Reader, and Nook.

QuarkXPress 9.3 has other new features, as well. It offers new support for inline tables of contents in ePub files and various fixes and enhancements to EPS/PDF display, PDF boxes, page reordering, and more.