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Re: FrameMaker vs InDesign

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From: Eddie Ostrowski
Date: Sat, 09 Nov 2002 06:25
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Ian, thank you for your response...I'm reading your post at home. When I return to work on Monday, I'd like to give you more specifics regarding our technical manuals such as average number of pages in a document, etc. Out of curiousity, have you ever composed short pieces in Frame such as a monthly newsletter,etc. Quite frankly, I personally believe our department requires both pieces of SW. In their process of achieving lean and mean, they are seriously contemplating moving the entire department to an all-Windows environment. At present, all the tech writers have Macs and PCs. They also do all their own composing in PageMaker. The artists (Mac users), myself included, feed them the required graphics. Again, thanks for your input and will be posting with more info. Eddie
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