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Subject:Re: Ideal publishing software From:Kelly Hoffman <kelly -at- NASHUA -dot- HP -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 21 Oct 1993 14:11:49 EDT
Gene Barron <barron -at- PUBS02 -dot- SI -dot- COM> writes:
> What about Interleaf? I'm sold on it.
FrameMaker vs. Interleaf seems to be one of those religious
wars, like Macs vs. PCs or UNIX vs. any-other-operating-system.
When I was faced with making a choice between Frame and Interleaf,
it was easy -- I had a Macintosh, and Interleaf's Mac version
was ...uh... less than optimal (has Interleaf released v. 5 for the
Mac yet? They first announced it several *years* ago, circa 1990.)
-- Kelly
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Kelly K. Hoffman kelly -at- nashua -dot- hp -dot- com
Learning Products Engineer
Hewlett-Packard, Network Test Division "Reading the manual is
One Tara Blvd., Nashua, NH 03062 admitting defeat."
