RE: Resources for learning Structured Frame?

["Spreadbury, David " <David -dot- Spreadbury -at- afc -dot- com>]

Scriptorium has a product called DocFrame. They sell the workbooks on
their website that should help (www.scriptorium.com) 

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Subject: Resources for learning Structured Frame?


Can anyone recommend books or Web sites that address structured docs in
FrameMaker? Unfortunately we don't have the time or budget for a
training class, and I find the Adobe manual on this topic... less than
perfectly useful. 

The goal of this exercise is to be able to spit a lot of the reference
information in our Frame guides out into a format (XML) that other
departments can reuse with relative ease.

Thank you,

Rebecca Stevenson   
We can do this.
Technical Writer           
Workscape, Inc.
> 508-861-3059             
AIM: RJSWriter


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