Dear Deidre,
The Classroom in a Book is a good one, I have learnt the basics of FM from that
one. Now it is in use of my brother, he is studying FM from it, I can recommend
it.
Árpád Asztalos
Hungarian Linguist
Medtronic - Technical Literature Group (TLi)
Endepolsdomein 5
6229 GW Maastricht
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 3:33 PM, Deirdre Reagan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all:
I know this topic was just covered, and I've searched for it in the
archives, but I'd like also to get your opinions.
I've been told that Framemaker: Classroom in a Book is an excellent
resource for
Deidre (and anyone else who's interested)
Sarah O'Keefe's Framemaker 7: The Complete Reference has been
re-published under a slightly different title. I spoke to her about 18
months ago and she assured me that it was the same content -- and yes, it
is an excellent reference.
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Regards,
Thanks everyone for all the good information.
Here's what I've learned:
1. Framemaker 7.0: Classroom in a Book is an excellent resource,
regardless of what the reviews on Amazon says.
2. O'Keefe's book, Publishing Fundamentals: Framemaker 7.0
(previously known as Framemaker 7.0: The Complete
Deirdre,
ABEbooks.com is a great resource for used books, and they have 17 copies
of the Beyond the Basics book (which I found very helpful after
Classroom in a Book). Several of the books are practically free +
shipping. Here's the link:
Add Thomas Neuburger's _The Masters Series: FrameMaker 6_ to the list of
good titles. He also sells them from his site: twelfthnight.com.
Mike Wickham
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