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Article #418Re: Best Practices for editing
From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 03:07
Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 03:07
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I would export to Word and import into ID. However to be truthful, you are barking up the wrong program. For something as long as a college course catalog, I would recommend FrameMaker. Its cross-referencing and long document capabilities are unbeatable. With the combination of Robohelp in the Technical Communications Suite, you could get a nice web version of that catalog up and running and keep them in tandem. Frame's conditional text features would made producing multiple catalogs a snap. This would be helpful for example if you had several different graduate catalogs for different divisions. I'd consider ID for a school of graphics design, but for traditional colleges, I'd go with the TCS. Mike
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