Re: Brand new FrameMaker user

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From: Dave_Hayes
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:41

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Doug

What's wrong with using the Adobe FrameMaker User Guide?
It's pretty comprehensive, and available in several formats, including PDF that you can download, and compiled help that is directly available through the Help > Help Topics menu.

Do you have some very specific training requirements, or are you in a real hurry?

Dave

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