Macfry
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Hi there! Guess I'm joining kinda late...
About PMaker... I did hate it, too, whenever I had to use it. Just like MDLarson, I was working on owner's manuals (translating them actually) back in Japan, where quite a few manufacturers still insist on using it (but they don't know why most of the time, it's just because all the competitors use it...). Anyways, my point is, does anybody know about my favorite DTP soft, FRAMEMAKER (Adobe, only at its best)? To me, it's one of the best ones ever produced, far better than Quark or InDesign (as far as big projects are concerned... I wouldn't use it for brochures...). Unfortunately, only few companies use it... And even fewer people know about it... But it's awesome and powerful. Can handle huge manuals with multiple files and X-references, index, TOC, ... You name it. Granted, it's not cheap. But definitely worth each cent if you have to deal with major publications.
About PMaker... I did hate it, too, whenever I had to use it. Just like MDLarson, I was working on owner's manuals (translating them actually) back in Japan, where quite a few manufacturers still insist on using it (but they don't know why most of the time, it's just because all the competitors use it...). Anyways, my point is, does anybody know about my favorite DTP soft, FRAMEMAKER (Adobe, only at its best)? To me, it's one of the best ones ever produced, far better than Quark or InDesign (as far as big projects are concerned... I wouldn't use it for brochures...). Unfortunately, only few companies use it... And even fewer people know about it... But it's awesome and powerful. Can handle huge manuals with multiple files and X-references, index, TOC, ... You name it. Granted, it's not cheap. But definitely worth each cent if you have to deal with major publications.
