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Tech Comm expert Matt Sullivan explores the hidden costs of working with Word that most people tend to overlook.

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Trying to compare Word vs FrameMaker?

Watch these videos to see how they differ and which one is best suited for technical documentation creation and publishing.

Advantages of FrameMaker over Word

Bernard Aschwanden shows how FrameMaker effortlessly addresses areas that Word struggles with, giving a powerful and efficient tool for easily creating and publishing technical content.

FrameMaker 2019 vs Word 2016: Which one to use

Technical documentation expert Ugur Akinci makes a feature-by-feature comparison of FrameMaker 2019 with Word 2016.

Why use FrameMaker in Technical Writing

Discover the main benefits of chosing FrameMaker over Word in this short video by technical documentation expert Ugur Akinci.

Experts share their opinion on Word and FrameMaker

Kesi Parker

FrameMaker vs Word

In this topic, I’ll try to answer a question: what tool is better for writing…

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Tim McAuley

Do you recommend Word or FrameMaker

Passions run surprisingly high on this question, so I choose my words carefully. I’ll start by admitting that I have a deep mistrust of Microsoft Word.

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Douglas Samuel

Word or FrameMaker for large manuals

Large technical manuals may require special handling, so the tool used to write the manual can become very important.

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FrameMaker vs Word feature comparison guide

See this detailed feature comparison guide on how FrameMaker is well ahead of Word in terms of
page layouts, formatting, support for long documents and structured formatting among others.

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When, why and how does an enterprise need to migrate from Word to FrameMaker?

The answer often presents itself when Word struggles to meet the technical documentation needs of a growing organization.

Learn about the cost savings and productivity boost a migration to FrameMaker can provide, giving a higher return on investment.

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Customer speaks

Top 10 Reasons to move from Word to FrameMaker over MS Word for Technical Documentation

“It feels reliable”, “FrameMaker has a solid feel,”, “Frame handles large documents”, “All the numbering is automatic, it is hassle free" these were the answers given by a team that recently migrated to Adobe FrameMaker, a month after using it extensively.

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Migrating from Word to FrameMaker

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Expert quotes

Philippe Zingoni

Senior Technical Consultant,
Noteha

“Adobe FrameMaker brings new features to many different areas of the platform. Key updates include new integrations with other processes and tools including the ability to export and import XLIFF content for exchange with all main translation editors, the enhanced MS Word import, and the redesigned HTML output with a strong impact on graphics and a focus on CSS editing.”

Philippe Zingoni

Senior Technical Consultant,
Noteha

Thomas M. Aldous

Founder,
The Content Era, LLC

“Improved performance in PDF and HTML publishing in Adobe FrameMaker leads to faster go-to-market content.”

Thomas M. Aldous

Founder,
The Content Era, LLC

Bjørn Smalbro

Owner, FrameMaker.dk

“Review and proofreading are parts of any workflow in Adobe FrameMaker. The enhanced and slick Send for Online Review feature is great and shows that Adobe has listened to its users and put efforts into streamlining the process!”

Bjørn Smalbro

Owner,
FrameMaker.dk

Dr. Hadi S. Hosseini

Technical Writer,
SCANCO Medical AG, Switzerland

“I am pleased that managing between different topics and different ditamaps in Adobe FrameMaker is now much more flexible and the chunking command works well in both DITA and HTML applications.”