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Ola asks:
>>If I work on a document in FrameMaker 6.0+SGML
>>without using any of the SGML features, can another
>>writer using only the plain-jane 6.0 open the document
>>with no problems?
Yes, Ola, it will work.
I do it all the time (I have 6.0 at home and 6.0+SGML at work). No ill
effects noted.
If you decide to go the SGML route, remember that it will "suddenly" stop
working. <G>
Steve
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