Re: InDesign and Frame

[Mike Bradley <mike@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> It is the rare person who fines FrameMaker
> "entertaining" in the same way as Photoshop, and it is
> far too cumbersome a product for home users or even
> small offices who want word processing to dash off letters
> and monthly newsletters, etc.   

Actually, it's not too cumbsome. That's the sad part. In Word, you have
to recreate headers and footers in every doc, for instance, with a
poorly-designed UI. In FrameMaker, you can set up a template and use it
repeatedly. And most offices have a resident computer fan who knows how
to do everything. S/he could certainly master FrameMaker.

= Mike Bradley


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