On 08-03-2001 13:30, "Peter Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You should try using Adobe's FrameMaker. It's the tool for writing long
> documents, books etc (I'm a Technical Author and use it to write manuals).
> Using a word processor to write long documents is like using a screwdriver
> to insert a nail.
I realise that, but I can't convince my clients to spend money on
FrameMaker! It costs nearly USD 1.500,- for the Dutch version around here...
These clients are supposed to keep the manuals up-to-date after I make them
the first version. Using FrameMaker myself and giving them a PDF wouldn't
work.
So, Word will have to do and I'll keep inventing ways to circumvent the
limitations.
Sincerely
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