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I did a similar search on FrameMaker to argue for its use here in my work
place. I searched TECHWR-L and found several referance. An article by
Chris King (ctk -at- rims -dot- com) from 1999, FrameMaker vs Word Analysis; Another by
Alex Ragen (alex -at- checkpoint -dot- com) from November 2000 -- Word vs FrameMaker -
one technical writer's opinion. And the article I found in the List
Archivers from 2001 by Bill Burns.
Granted I did all this research at the end of 2002. But it took me six to
eight months to argue my case. I finally swayed the powers that be -- now
we're the envy of other divisions of our software company.
Joanne
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