Re: Showing FrameMaker structure view to writers/reviewers without FrameMaker

[Stuart Burnfield <slb -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au>]

**> I need to find a way to show the structure of a structured Frame 
document
> to someone who doesn't have Frame. I could print out with the element
> boundaries shown as tags, but this may not be very easy to follow.

Do you need to show the structure of the whole document or just a part 
of it? In fine detail or just at a high level? Do you need to show the 
structure of this document in particular or are you just using this as 
an example of a structured doc? In other words, is this a teaching aid 
for someone who wants to learn structured writing?

Stuart
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