From: "Rene Stephenson" <rinn...@yahoo.com> > So, Kenneth, would you say that if you're needing a workhorse for managing content that has lots of overlap and several versions of output, FM might be a better choice; whereas if you're not having to manage as much content overlap or customized output, ID can create more professionally typeset docs?
Yes. Different apps for different jobs. Further, if you're using a lot of tables, Frame beats ID (although I haven't worked with the new CS3 tables yet; they have styles now). And as Peter mentioned, multi-column work, sideheads, and collapsing contiguous space are three really good reasons to prefer Frame. But if you find yourself spending several minutes per page trying to pretty up the text, you may just save yourself some time by using Indesign, even if you have to work around some of these things.