FW: FrameMaker to InDesign

[Peter Gold]

Hi, Ann:

There's no mention of the customer's plan, goal, intention, or 
expectations, so it's really nnot clear if it's a good or bad 
decision for them to move.

In fact, if they plan intelligently, it's quite possible to move 
content from FrameMaker to InDesign for final layout with little pain.

My point simply is that it's important to have the whole picture.

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Regards,

Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices


At 1:29 PM -0400 6/5/06, Ann Zdunczyk wrote:
>LOL you guys are speaking to the Choir!!!! I have been a LONG time
>FrameMaker user. Some of you have seen me at the FrameMaker Users
>Conferences and also the FrameMaker 2005 Chautauqua.
>
>I explained to this customer that converting WAS NOT going to be just open
>the files and go.
>
>Since they are using InDesign CS2 they do have more capabilities than they
>had previously.
>
>If it was up to me I would tell them don't do it, but if it is like a lot of
>companies the people making the decision are not the ones that are going to
>have to DO IT!!!!!
>
>Thanks for all the info.