Re: Documenting in Unix

> Actually, the nicest thing I've seen is FrameMaker. I don't know for sure > whether it's available for the RS/6000, though. > > I believe the Informix documentation is done in FrameMaker. > > -- > Harry Bochner > bochner@das.harvard.edu > We also use FrameMaker (on an RS/6000). It is a great Desk Top Publishing software package that has about 50,000 more things than Word Perfect could dream of. It depends on what you're looking for. If you're not doing anything fancy, Word Perfect might be fine (not to say by any means that it is a bad package). I've been working on Frame for over a year and I only know a small part of it, but I do know that it can make documentation very easy. Especially if there is going to be any graphics. There is a rather large learning curve with Frame. It takes a while to get going, but they provide a tutorial and some good documentation. -- ******************************************************* * Kristen Altman * * kma@ccd.harris.com * * Harris Controls Division * * Melbourne, FL * *******************************************************