Re: Which to use FrameMaker or InCopy/InDesign for publishing

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From: David Creamer
Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 16:55

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Word can have problem with very large documents and working off of a server. Another common problem is files going corrupt because of embedded graphics. (This is a potential problem with any program and can be solved by linking to the graphics--no cut-and-paste.)

Many government agencies, government contractors, and large corporations use FrameMaker. Frame's interface shows its age, but it is fast and stable.

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