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1. Re: PageMaker / InDesign / Quark and FrameMaker
Seanb_us Dec 4, 2000 2:25 PM (in response to Seanb_us)PageMaker versus FrameMaker
Which should you use, PageMaker or FrameMaker? Consensus in the FrameMaker forum is that FrameMaker is better for:
- long, structured, technical documents
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- documents using cross-references and generated lists, such as TOCs, indexes, lists of figures, etc.
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- documents going to online help
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- documents with a high page count
These forums seem to consider PageMaker better for:
- using lots of color
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- newsletters, marketing pieces, and documents where page layout varies a lot
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- typography (with InDesign reportedly being superior in this regard)
Of course, consider the format of and need to update your legacy documentation.
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2. Re: PageMaker / InDesign / Quark and FrameMaker
Seanb_us Dec 4, 2000 2:29 PM (in response to Seanb_us)Converting between FrameMaker and PageMaker / InDesign / Quark
If you have an Adobe PageMaker, InDesign, or Quark document and you want to bring it into FrameMaker:
- Export and import the document via RTF.
Similarly, if you are taking FrameMaker to one of these other products:
- Export and import the document via RTF.
Things such as graphics will need to be reimported when you reformat the imported RTF in the destination product. -
3. Re: PageMaker / InDesign / Quark and FrameMaker
Arnis Gubins Mar 13, 2001 10:50 AM (in response to Seanb_us)There is a Quark XT now available that allows the import and export from Quark of MIF format files (text & attributes only).
For the Quark MIF filter, please see: http://www.goldwein.com/products/
The filter is available for both the Windows and Mac platforms.



