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Hello David,
You asked a couple of other questions:
1. Setting numbering parameters for files in a book - no it's not right click on the file in the book. It's just the same process for a file as for a file in a book. That is, Format>Document>Numbering in both cases brings you to apparently the same set of dialog boxes. However the book level menus, and the file level menus are different.
2. Where do I find numbering schemes - these are found in Format>Paragraph>Designer - then the Numbering Tab.

Just a general point David; if you're evaluating Frame to advise your company whether or not to buy it, do you not think that, with your level of understanding of Frame's capabilities, you may risk evaluating your own knowledge of Frame rather than the suitability of Frame for your Company's needs? If you want to enhance your basic understanding of Frame very quickly, pick up a copy of Adobe's Classromm in a Book. This book won't make you an expert, but at least you'll have the opportunity to evaluate Frame with a better chance of reaching a fair and just conclusion.

You might also want to consider having templates built and documented by an experienced Frame person, so that you don't fall into the trap of developing and changing templates at the same time that you're using them for real projects. At the same time the Frame expert could establish a conversion path for legacy documents. This route could save a lot of time and frustration in the early days of the Frame rollout, as well as making your own task of supporting and helping others in the workgroup a lot easier.
FWIW
Ian