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Re: FM9 - transparency from PPT

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From: Sean
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2009 03:02

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PowerPoint is a content dead end. Try importing it into Word, for example.

How about this approach:

1) Write your content in FrameMaker.
2) Set up one FrameMaker layout for print.
3) Set up a second FrameMaker layout for presentations.
4) Use conditions to manage which content goes to print and which goes to presentations.

Use PDF to deliver the presentations, not PPT.

Cheers,

Sean

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