Hi, Ann: Rick's made some good points. If you search Google, frameusers.com archives, FrameMaker and InDesign U2U forums at Adobe.com, for phrases like your subject line, you'll find lots of postings on what to expect when migrating. There are many FrameMaker features that aren't implemented yet in InDesign, or aren't implemented as thoroughly. Also search Google for indesigntalk, dedicated to, umm, InDesign Talk!
Keep in mind that InDesign is fundamentally a layout program, which traditionally expects the content it's given to be complete, or nearly complete. Continuous authoring and editing is more FrameMaker's strength, especially for x-refs, and complex numbering that change frequently up to the final editing pass before handing off for reproduction or distribution. ________________ Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices At 12:02 PM -0400 6/5/06, Ann Zdunczyk wrote: > >Hi All, > >I have been contacted by a customer to find out what is needed to convert >FrameMaker to InDesgin. They say they will be using InDesign CS2. > >Has anyone done this and if so what are the steps.
