Re: Novice tech writer seeking advice on tools.

["David Loveless" <daveloveless -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Grain of Salt: I've never used FrameMaker.

I personally find InDesign to be a fantastic tool. In my position
(lone writer), I don't think Frame would serve me as well because I
cover such a large spectrum of writing styles and projects. As Al
pointed out, InDesign does great work with Marketing docs and other
graphic intensive docs. And I've done a project as large as 200 pages
in InDesign without problems. Any larger and your probably going to
need to go to Frame.

Good luck!
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