Re: Books on structured FrameMaker

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From: Russ Ward
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2008 03:11

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The User Guide is probably your best bet. Don't be intimidated, because it really is not a "completely different animal." It's just a somewhat different breed, healthier and a little better looking. If you have experience with FrameMaker, you should have no trouble adapting to the structured interface.

Russ

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