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Illuminations
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Volume
5, Issue 4
September-October 2002
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In this issue:
FrameMaker 7: The Complete Reference
More FrameMaker 7 Workbooks Released
Wondering About How XML Can Fit into Your Workflow?
Our Training Schedule
We're Moving!
2002 FrameUsers Workshop
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FrameMaker
7: The Complete Reference
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We're getting lots of positive feedback on FrameMaker
7: The Complete Reference, written by Sarah O'Keefe and Sheila
Loring (and published by Osborne/McGraw-Hill). Thanks to those folks
who have sent comments, and we'd love to hear from the rest of you.
Please send your comments--and constructive criticism--to fm7cr@scriptorium.com.
The Complete Reference is available at our online
store at 30 percent off the cover price. You can also buy it
at your favorite bookstore and Internet book retailer.
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More FrameMaker 7 Workbooks Released
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In our last newsletter, we announced our
FrameMaker 7 Workbook Series. We use the workbooks in our FrameMaker
7 classes, but you can also use them as self-study guides to
learn FrameMaker 7 at your own pace. Workbooks include references
to conceptual information in The Complete Reference. Each
workbook is also accompanied by a CD that contains the files for
the exercises and animated screen shots with voice-over explanations.
We are now shipping the following workbooks:
The last two workbooks in the series are scheduled for release
as follows:
You can order the workbooks at our online
store.
If you're an instructor and would like information about licensing
our FrameMaker 7 training materials for your classes, send email
to sales@scriptorium.com
or contact Matt Arnold at 919-481-2701, ext. 105.
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Wondering About How XML Can Fit into Your
Workflow?
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Everyone keeps saying, "XML is the next big thing," but
do you know how you can integrate XML into your workflow, especially
now that structured FrameMaker 7 makes round-tripping tagged content
easier than before? If you'd like more information about XML and
its application to your work, contact us at sales@scriptorium.com.
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Our
Training Schedule
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We've posted our training schedule
through the fall of 2002. You can register
now for the following classes:
If you'd still like training in FrameMaker 6 or WebWorks Publisher
6, consider self-study with our FrameMaker
Workbook and Coursebook or WebWorks
Publisher Workbook.
We sell our self-study materials through our online
store, and we also sell them through Amazon.com
zShops.
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We're
Moving!
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On September 11, we're closing for the day and moving to a new
office that's less than two miles from our current office. Effective
September 12, our new location will be:
1911 Evans Road
Cary, NC 27513
Our phone and fax numbers will be the same:
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919-481-2701
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919-481-4641
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Our mailing address is also unchanged:
PO Box 12761
Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
Our new office features a larger, brighter training room. We look
forward to training you at our new location!
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2002 FrameUsers Workshop
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The 2002
FrameUsers Workshop (Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 required for link)
will be held September 25-27 at the Millennium Hotel in Durham,
NC. Sarah O'Keefe will speak about "Choosing a Single-Sourcing
Workflow" on September 25 at 12:45 p.m. and on September 26
at 2:15 p.m. We'll also have a booth during the conference, so be
sure to drop by and say hello.
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