Finding a supplier (was: framemaker-feedback@adobe.com)

[Jay Smith <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Okay, Craig, and all...

Up to now, our FM's have come via a consultant that just happens to have an
Adobe reseller number, etc.  This fellow has handled a lot of this for us; he
get paid for services, not necessarily products.

So.... I would be happy to work with a Frame-aware reseller/supplier in the
North Carolina area who can keep us informed of special FM events, etc.  

ANY SUGGESTIONS?

Jay 

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Craig Ede wrote:
> 
> Some thoughts on using Adobe's feedback email address.
> 
> If you have a complaint about FrameMaker, give context to your complaint and say how the current design interrupts or derails your workflow. Don't just ask for features; succinctly explain why and how a new feature would enhance your productivity.
> 
>         framemaker-feedback@adobe.com
> 
> This feedback address was reiterated to us at a meeting yesterday that Adobe held here in the Twin Cities about the Future of FrameMaker. In-depth suggestions for the direction of the product after v6.0 were solicited from the user community. This makes all this current speculation arising on these lists about "the death of FrameMaker" seem especially pathetic and groundless.
> 
> We all had to sign non-disclosure agreements, so don't ask me about what we saw and heard there. Suffice it to say that there is significant effort being made by Adobe to both manufacture (i.e. improve) and market this product more effectively. I'd suggest, especially to the person who started this flurry of speculation, that they spend more time talking to their suppliers so that they get invited to such meetings. If your supplier doesn't know about such events, it's time to change suppliers.
> 
> (The other Jugadores have not been good-little-do-bees, so I had to make them stay and home and work on Project Bazutador.)
> 
> Craig Ede
> Los Jugadores Bazutadores
>

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