online FrameMaker 12 Documentation totally revamped; in PDF

[Ed Nodland]

I agree.  I downloaded the PDF instead.  A lot of web content seems to be
going the way of cell phone/small screen display.  In the USA I see more
and more sites starting to look like cell phone displays with less real
information.  It appears that instead of implementing responsive HTML,
companies are implementing cell phone displays as the standard for all
devices.  I often think the information is also becoming more pedestrian,
i.e less technical.

I remember looking up how to install a home furnace.  It said step three
was the hardest; Step 3: Locating a furnace contractor.

I that light, the only hard part about implementing Framemaker is locating
a good FM consultant.

Ed


On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 1:32 AM, Davis, David <
David.Davis at non.schneider-electric.com> wrote:
>
> I don't wanna be overly blunt, but the new online help basically looks
> terrible
> (on my Windows 7 / IE10 default setup).  The fonts are enormous and you
> have to click through too many layers of headings to find anything,
> with no ToC or breadcrumb trail.
>
> The plain fact is that the printed manual trumped any of this new-fangled
> gubbins.
> If Adobe really feel it eats into their profit margin too much to include
> it with the software as standard,
> could they not consider selling a printed manual separately, as an
> additional option?
>
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