The Adobe web site has a section devoted to Framemaker, as well as discussion groups. For more public discussions, see the Usenet newsgroups comp.text.frame and comp.text.pdf. Unfortunately the manual attempts to cover the Windows, Macintosh and Unix versions of the product. That means you must constantly skip sections that don't apply to you. While this may seem like a minor annoyance, remember that you're trying to learn to use a fairly complicated piece of software.
Any distractions are unwelcome.
Conclusion Framemaker is not for everyone, but it's essential if you regularly produce long documents or groups of documents. Version reviewed is for Windows 98. Available in English, French, German and Japanese versions. Tony Lima is an Economist who teaches at the University of California, Hayward. His popular Access Series continues to be a popular with WindoWatch readers.