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<p>We're definitely not betatesters or early adopters -- there is far too much daily work that needs to be accomplished here, using the FrameMaker software tool, to take risks with new and unproven versions. Except of course for the sudden and too-frequent crashes, there's not anything in particular we need to do with FrameMaker that Version 9 seems incapable of.</p>
<p> Here's our question: now that Adobe has issued its first patch for FrameMaker 10 and now that we are familiar with Acrobat X, do you imagine that it would be unproblematic for us to upgrade from FM9 to FM10 (unstructured, for a 64-bit environment)? And, might this hopefully lessen the number of sudden crashes we experience per workday?</p>
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