Learning curve for FrameMaker
azdunczyk at triad.rr.com
azdunczyk at triad.rr.com
Wed Apr 30 15:31:22 PDT 2008
One of the best books for FrameMaker that I have in my collection is: The Masters Series: FrameMaker 6 by Thomas Neuburger. You can order this from Amazon or http://www.twelfthnight.com/. Even though it does not cover 7 or 8 you will get a LOT of use out of this one.
Z
---- Mike Wickham <mewickham at compuserve.com> wrote:
> >>The FrameMaker 8 manual is worse, because there isn't one-- at least, no
> >>hard copy is included or sold
> >>separately. Adobe does include a file on the CD that you can print and
> >>bind yourself, but sheesh. It's
> >>over 1000 pages and awkward to print and bind in an office. I'm thinking
> >>about sending it off to a POD
> >>printer to get a printed/bound copy (split into two volumes for
> >>convenience).
>
> > So there is no proper hyperlinked online guide either?
>
> Yes, there's online help, but it's nice to have a book you can read away
> from the computer. Also, the help files that come with various Adobe
> programs are not (in my opinion) well done. There have been countless times
> when I've been unable to find simple items in help. For example, you would
> think that every menu item, or dialogue box option would be covered in help.
> They often are not. Or, at least, search cannot find them. Of course, these
> same terms are usually lacking from the indexes in the printed manuals, too.
>
> Mike Wickham
>
>
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