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Hello Guys,
FrameMaker 9 has been given a typical Adobe makeover. The most obvious change is the shift from the old modal dialogs to new neatly-docking panels, but there are plenty of other improvements. The toolbars are more attractive and have been rationalised. There's new tabbed document handling and the ability to save panel layouts as workspaces; ideal for technical authoring where you often have to concentrate on very different tasks, like managing structure, handling graphics, organizing review and so on. The biggest practical interface advance is FrameMaker 9's new 'pods'. These are panels docked along the bottom of the screen, that provide centralised control over a document's cross-references, markers, variables, conditional text and embedded insets.
Thanks and Regards,
Vicky Milza
http://www.locklizard.com/
FrameMaker 9 has been given a typical Adobe makeover. The most obvious change is the shift from the old modal dialogs to new neatly-docking panels, but there are plenty of other improvements. The toolbars are more attractive and have been rationalised. There's new tabbed document handling and the ability to save panel layouts as workspaces; ideal for technical authoring where you often have to concentrate on very different tasks, like managing structure, handling graphics, organizing review and so on. The biggest practical interface advance is FrameMaker 9's new 'pods'. These are panels docked along the bottom of the screen, that provide centralised control over a document's cross-references, markers, variables, conditional text and embedded insets.
Thanks and Regards,
Vicky Milza
http://www.locklizard.com/
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