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Hi
I live in Melrose, ma and I would like to know whether you can tutor me on that.
If so, what are your rates?
Thanks
Serge Angeric
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I'm sure you will get plenty of responses...
I can do online training/tutoring. Click on my name, "Creamer Training", and you can message me.
I've been an Authorized Frame Consultant since 1991 and an Adobe Certified Instructor (unfortunately, Adobe recently dropped many certifications from their system, including FrameMaker).
PS: I don't live in MA, but grew up in the Wilmington/Reading area, not too far from you.
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You can also see @Barb Binder or @Matt S - Tech Comm Tools for training leads too.
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Hi Serge, yes, happy to help with training and/or conversion. With David, Barb, and myself, you've got three great options!!
I'm currently involved in two MS Word conversion projects. They tend to be small and quick when the Word content is well-managed, and less small and less quick when not. 😉
I'm happy to take a look online so I can give you a better idea of scope. I have time today to do that if you like.
-Matt
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Hi,
Why do I need that?
It so happens that my books are rather difficult kinds where content is
very varied (many images, many cross referencing, high number of pages (up
to 660), using many types of styles, page layout (many sections, headers
and footings) and including also TOC and Index..
So the first question I have:
1) Is Framework a good replacement for Word when it comes to solidness in
results (not to have to create 5 copies of the book before achieving
correct headings, for instance).
2) If the answer is yes, I have to assume that you are very knowledgeable
of Word and you will not spend your time learning it in order to guide me
through the conversion process. 😁
Best
Serge
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Anyone willing to consider the project may want to know:
Anymore, I start a project by nailing down the SG. With that in hand (often trivally converted to template), the easiest route may be just pasting in the legacy content as plain text and applying formats. If the Xrefs can be brough in non-destructively, plain text might not be ideal.
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Hi All:
First off @Jeff_Coatsworth—thank you for the referral! I've been mostly-offline for a few weeks, but @Serge5C71, I did send you a direct message last week to let you know I have availability after mid-November, and to give you an idea of how we could work together.
To address your latest inquiry:
~Barb
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Hello,
We are a DTP provider in India, in operation for the last 17 years. Employing more than 100 in-house staff, we can help you.
Our website is http://www.dtplabs.com.
You can email us at info@dtplabs.com
Dhiraj