Re: Computer system?

[David Neeley <dbneeley -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Since Adobe and Microsoft are now cooperating on Frame development,
and Frame is apparently to become an extension of Word, even the
limitations of running on OSX would seem to be transitory.

At the same time, if and when the shift to Intel happens, it appears
that "Classic mode" will be a thing of the past and with it, OS 9
programs.

On the other hand, "Windows emulation" will become that much easier. 

David

On 7/13/05, Geoff Hart <ghart -at- videotron -dot- ca> wrote:

> Content creation (i.e., the actual writing) is a piece of cake, and
> even most formatting (applying structure etc. to the content) won't be
> much more difficult. Contrary to your assertion, FrameMaker is
> certainly available for OS-X: you just have to run it in Classic mode,
> which works just fine according to a colleague who is a certified Frame
> trainer.

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