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Article #213Re: DITA - Multiple objects in anchored frame
From: Maura_Gudaitis
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 18:45
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 18:45
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Thanks for replying! We add cross-references to our images in FrameMaker, so numbers placed on a screenshot refer to specific steps in a procedure. We can do the same sort of thing in Illustrator, but we would need to update the numbering in the source file whenever the order of steps in a procedure change. We don't include screenshots in our html output, so we aren't concerned about compatibility issues. I guess I was hoping to get the benefits of DITA without losing all of the features in FrameMaker. Oh well, I'm still onboard the DITA bandwagon for now. - Maura
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