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I checked the archives and didn't find anything too compelling so here it
goes: After wrestling with FrameMaker off-and-on for several months I'm
finally ready to admit that we need some help. I'm not interested in a
course (we only use it occasionally, but often enough to be irksome), so
does anyone have any suggestions for a good third-party book? I thought
about "FrameMaker for Dummies" but I wonder if it would be too simple (we're
not dummies--imbeciles, maybe, but not dummies). Any suggestions would be
appreciated. Thanks. DB.
Darren Barefoot
Meridian Project Systems
Manager of Documentation
604-904-0822 ext. 112
dbarefoot -at- mpsbc -dot- com
www.mps.com
