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Hello I have a newbie question about writing and editing a manuscript. The Instructor mentioned using Adobe Framemaker. and listed a number of capabilities where Framemaker was more sophisticated than M$ Word. The assignment is to write and format a White Paper. This involves enumerating paragraphs, footnotes etc. It would seem that this stuff might be done in a or with a template. It was indicated that while M$ Word does most of these things, some of the functions are automatically updated and formatted in Framemaker (and automatically accomodates changes). Is there an Open Source equivalent to Framemaker? What do Open Source people use for Desk Top Publishing? I have read here, about Open Office, but have not used it. On a 0 - 10 scale how does Open Office manage the editing of a serious manuscript like a User's Handbook for some device, or a real book, booklet, or White Paper??? thanks Karina
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