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# Because I reject that opinion of Word? It's flaky, unstable,
# impossible to inforce style structure, a file size pig, etc.
Tom: "What's a tech writer?" Dick: "S.o. who works with FrameMaker and
insists that this is the only way to get the job done properly - and every
other job, too." Wow ...
(to add to this context just copy any of Andrew Plato's answers here; every
2nd will fit :-)
BTW: Since 2003 you can protect any document from direct formatting and
allow only the use of a defined set of styles. So you can very well "inforce
style structure" in Word ...
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