FrameMaker manuals

["Craig Ede" <craig.ede@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was asking a question of the network support guys here at Medtronic
some time back and saw a 10 ft. bookshelf of manual-sized cardboard
boxes that were all covered with dust outside of their offices. I opened
one of the boxes and inside were all the shrink-wrapped manuals that
came with FM 5.0/5.1. I routinely distributed these to the folks who I
support, but when net-help moved their offices they disposed of all this
"extraneous" documentation.

Crazy world where so much money is spent on product and then the
instructions are never delivered to the user. ("Use the On-line he'p,
dammit!")

These were the last Frame Technologies versions of the docs, and they
are very good, though the cover design is not nearly as good as Adobes.

Craig

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Subject: FrameMaker manuals
From: "Patrick Fortino" <pxforti@uswest.com>
Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 07:16:26 -0600

Carrie,

You might consider looking for Adobe's first version of
FrameMaker documentation, I believe that is version 5.0. It
is as good as or better than Neuburger's book and has a lot
more detailed information than Neuburger's book or Adobe's
current manual. ... Also, version 5 of Frame used to come with a
quick reference book that had quick procedures and all the
keyboard and escape-key commands listed, as well as
character sets. If you can locate these two books you should
be in good shape.

--
Pat Fortino
U S WEST
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