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Having worked with desktop publishing tools for almost ten years now, I would
never approach any serious tech writing project without one. I prefer
FrameMaker now, but they may be because I don't know Interleaf. I would even
use Ventura over Word if it came down to it! You just cannot beat the features
and abilities of a true desktop publishing system over a wantabe word processor.
If you aren't already on it, you might want to get onto the framers list.
That's probably a better place to learn more about that particular tool.
