RE: FrameMaker training

["Secara, Maggie" <MSecara -at- sjm -dot- com>]

And to figure all that stuff out, you may want to pick up Framemaker's
"Classroom in a Book". It will walk you through all the basics in an
organized way, and be a better reference than Adobe's so-called Help.

Maggie 

> -----Original Message-----
 
> > My current job does not use FrameMaker and I think I'm 
> getting out of 
> > touch with reality...
> 
> > What's the BEST way to learn FrameMaker?
> 
> Take your biggest Word document...something in the 
> hundred-page range, and figure out how to convert it to a 
> book and file FM model, with styles, x-refs, imported images, 
> all the FM elements.
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