But that's what Frame user forums, mailing lists, and Usenet newsgroups are for. Distant Relations One of Frame users' biggest headaches is Microsoft Word. The two programs don't get along with each other very well. Yet FrameMaker seems to be on fine terms with everyone else. Although HTML output straight from FrameMaker never looks as good as the original files, you do have some control over the HTML elements that paragraphand character tags are mapped to.
Users create tags, such as ones for headings, notes, figure captions, and numbered list items.
Tags include specifications for typeface, size, indents, tab stops, leading, and alignment. Paragraph tags are applied to all the text in a paragraph, while character tags format individual characters, or words and sentences. By formatting text with tags, you won't discover at the eleventh hour that half a document's notes are in italics and the other half in boldface. Text is housed in frames, and you can add multiple frames to a page and specify how text flows through them. For a consistent design, create master pages and apply them to your document.