RE: Adobe Framemaker Training

["Brierley, Sean" <Brierley -at- Quodata -dot- Com>]

Hallo:

My recommendation is to get the Adobe FrameMaker software and the Adobe
Classroom in a Book and get a few projects under your belt. Then, when you
are familiar with the software, pay for training.

I don't know where you are but expect to pay about $1000 for basic through
intermediate training, plus another $400 for advanced. I heartily recommend
this training.

In the USA, N.E., I can recommend http://www.intech.com, and
http://www.pubsnet.com is reportedly a good training source. Otherwise,
http://www.scriptorium.com and http://www.travelthepath.com have good
reports and seem worthwhile in the S.E., and http://www.highsoft.com out
West.

The price you are paying for FrameMaker seems remarkably cheap, WOW! The
trainers I've mentioned might also offer discounts on the software, but I
could never imagine such a low price.

Good luck.

Sean
sean -at- quodata -dot- com

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	John Miller [SMTP:cimarron -at- netins -dot- net]
	Sent:	Monday, October 04, 1999 4:29 PM
	To:	TECHWR-L
	Subject:	Adobe Framemaker Training

	I did search the archives before posting this msg, no hits.

	I am trying to decide whether attending a training class is
worthwhile or
	not. Cheapest I have been able to find so far is $900 and I would
have to
	drive 6 hours to attend. However, I can buy the software for $379
and a
	training CD for $99. This seems the way to go to me.
	Anyone have tips, suggestions, etc.?

	John Miller
	Denver, MO
	Cimarron Co. LLC
	cimarron -at- netins -dot- net