On Jan 10, 2008, at 9:45 AM, Russell Wilson wrote:

> From reading the Arial vs. Verdana thread, I wonder what designers'  
> favorite
> tool for word processing on a Mac is.  Framemaker has been mine in  
> the past, but
> is no longer available for the Mac... and Word just doesn't cut it.

And Leopard won't even launch Classic, so FrameMaker is really  
completely dead to me now.  (I worked on FrameMaker at Frame  
Technology and Adobe Systems for almost 10 years.  Damn shame!)  I  
have to keep an old Mac available just to retrieve content from the  
hundreds of old Frame docs I have around.

Pages is the thing for me now.  I even did an event program (5.5x8.5  
booklet, B&W) in it recently.  Probably not as good as it would have  
been in Frame -- I definitely felt a lack of the level of control I  
was used to -- and this being my first, not as good as future ones  
will be, but adequate and a sight easier than the same thing with Word  
would have been.

I've never managed to jump into InDesign yet.  I should, I know...

-- Jim Drew
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