Re: TOOLS: Need opinions (long)

Subject: Re: TOOLS: Need opinions (long)
From: Christopher Carmichael <chrisc -at- SYNERGYMICRO -dot- COM>
Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 15:18:36 -0800

At 5:52 PM -0500 11.19.1997, Branchaud, Paul wrote:
>I am bowing to my learned and more experienced cohorts in the world of
>technical writing for this particular issue.

>HomeSite (for editing HTML files)
>Advanced FrameMaker training course


I have used AOLPress http://www.aolpress.com <-- it's free. Best on-the-fly
table editor. Can't beat the cost either.

Also: http://www.mmsoftware.com for a GREAT shareware HTML editor to
include java script and other neat things. $30 for individuals, $90 for
companies to register. It's great; Win95/NT 4 or 5, only though :-(

For the daring, there's always HTML-editing by notepad.

+--
For FrameMaker training -- get as much as feasible. Don't cut anything
short, and I found the graphics section at Learn Soft a bit short -- could
have used more detail in the importing and sizing area. Not a knock at LS,
but could use a more indepth than the five minute wrap-up.

Just my view . . . have a great day!


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