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>FrameMaker is my application of choice. I agree with Maria though.
>PageMaker is a wonderful package, I don't know why more people aren't
>commenting on its versatility.
>Frame does everything that PM does minus hypertext links. I hear that the
>next version of Frame will incorporate hypertext links from generated
>lists to the body text--reducing the amount of greif in creating
>on-line documents.
Why wait? That's been available for more than a year through a series of
macros/programs called Hypergen. I think the publisher was/is selling it
directly, but it can also be purchased from Frame.
I've only run it on Suns and RS/6000s -- I don't know if it's available on
other platforms.
Also, I've only used it with indexes and TOCs -- I don't know if it'll do
other lists.
Art
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