Re: learning FrameMaker - book or classroom????

[Bill Swallow <techcommdood -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Well, I learned FM by using it. FM made complete sense to me the very
first time I launched it, and all the features did what I thought
they'd do. Maybe I'm an anomaly. ;-)

Really it comes down to how YOU learn, now how we think you should
learn. Are you able to apply written concept to practical use? If so,
get some books (Scriptorium has good training guides you can get). If
you need the full sensory learning experience, go to training.

On 9/13/05, Hiking Nut <carolinahikingnut -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
>        I was hoping some of you had comments about the best approach
> to learning FM. Do you feel this software is something that could be
> learned by reading a book, or is it best learned in a classroom? If
> you feel a book is best, could you recommend one or two books that are
> worthwhile?

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Bill Swallow
42.8162,-73.7736
http://techcommdood.blogspot.com

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