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Article #1611Re: Seeking Advanced FrameMaker Training Videos
From: Russ Ward
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:32
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 17:32
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Hi Binar, This is a pretty tall order. I think the only mainstream resources available are books, such as those by Scriptorium (www.scriptorium.com) and Bright Path Solutions (www.followthepath.com). And as I think about it, I'm not so sure that a video would be a very good medium for presenting this type of material anyway. It really is an at-your-own-pace, hands-on learning process that seems more appropriate for a book or human training. You've also crossed two subjects at once... Structured FrameMaker and XML. The two can be related, but not necessarily, and XML brings in a whole new world altogether with concepts that may pertain to Frame, or may not. My point is it is a huge area of study that could never fit on a video, especially once you bring XML into it. If you just want an overview of concepts, a video might be OK. But I don't think one exists. If you want, you can always post questions here or email me directly... I can talk about this stuff all day. Russ
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