Seeking a FrameMaker Expert

Subject: Seeking a FrameMaker Expert
From: Phillip Wilkerson <phillipw -at- ALLENSYSGROUP -dot- COM>
Date: Fri, 7 Feb 1997 15:20:26 -0500

Allen Systems Group, a leading mainframe software provider in
Naples, Florida is seeking a FrameMaker 5.1 for Windows '95
expert for a new Technical Writer position.

The successful candidate will have a comfortable working knowledge of
FrameMaker for Windows 95, including the ability to create GUI-intensive
books with conditional sections, create paragraph tags and templates,
perform conversions from WordPerfect 5.2+ for Windows, and
create hypertext documents as Acrobat Portable Document Files.

Other requirements include:

--Adobe Acrobat, including Distiller, Exchange, Reader, and Catalog.

--Creating online documentation and developing standards for online
documentation. HTML experience an advantage.

--WordPerfect 5.2+ for Windows experience (we are presently migrating to
FrameMaker) a plus.

--Degree in English Composition, Journalism, or Technical Communications
preferred.

--Three to five years of technical writing in a software development
environment. Entry level candidates with a recent degree in English,
Journalism, or Technical Communications may also be considered.

--Knowledge of PostScript in a high-volume, on-demand print processing
environment will be helpful.

Principal references and writing samples will be requested.

Please submit cover letter, resume, and salary history to:

Allen Systems Group, Inc.
750 11th St. South
Naples, Florida 34101
Attention: Human Resources
Fax: (941) 263-1952

Visit our web site at: http://www.allensysgroup.com
Equal Opportunity Employer/Drug Free Workplace
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