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Back in the days when ILeaf and Frame were both turnkey systems delivered only
on UNIX stations, I preferred ILeaf. It had features that Frame lacked at the
time, such as automatic updating of numbering when you dragged chapter folders
and section files and, of course, multiple levels of Undo. But ILeaf stumbled
badly in its attempts to move from a workstation/system to software, and by the
time they had a usable Windows product FrameMaker has caught up on most of the
features (except Undo) and had captured the market share.
Gene Kim-Eng
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From: "Pinkham, Jim" <Jim -dot- Pinkham -at- voith -dot- com>
>I used Interleaf extensively back in the mid-90s and then used
> QuickSilver a couple of years ago for another division within our
> company that had legacy docs housed in that program. It wasn't much fun
> -- did not seem to be nearly as mature in its design and functionality
> as FrameMaker, even at that point in time. It was a relief to be done
> with the project. If I'd had additional projects with that group, I'd
> have pushed hard for converting their manuals to Frame.
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