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Did you create a whole project in DITA and generate PDFs and online help?
I tried to learn structured FrameMaker 10 on my own at my last job and
found what resources were available completely inadequate, even though
I've been making my living primarily by learning complex and often
undocumented software for 25 years.
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 12:26 PM, Kari Gulbrandsen
<kkgulbrandsen -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:
> Just to offer another point of view, I started using Frame about 6 to 9
> months ago, and no sooner did I get my feet wet with both structured and
> unstructured Frame, I started using it to create DITA-based topics. I found
> it incredibly easy and intuititive to use.
>
> It really all depends on how you adapt to new tools, but I don't think you
> should fear it.
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