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Personally, I think that they are different enough that being an "expert" in any
of them wouldn't make enough difference in the learning curve. There is a great
book called "Classroom in a Book - Adobe FrameMaker" that will give you the
basics you need pretty quickly. It has a tutorial and step-by-step instructions.
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"Charter, Tara M." wrote:
> List:
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> If I were a PageMaker or InDesign expert, would I be in a better position to
> learn Frame (as opposed to a non PageMaker expert)?
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