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Re: FrameMaker vs DocBook

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From: Ian_Proudfoot
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:53
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Hi Eric,

DocBook isn't actually an alternative to FrameMaker, its a complex and powerful application of SGML or XML. FrameMaker includes DocBook support, so you don't need to change to another tool set.

If you are not currently using structured FrameMaker you will have quite a steep learning curve ahead of you, but don't worry you should find plenty of assistance on this forum.

Regards

Ian
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