This four-day course teaches participants the skills to work with unstructured FrameMaker files to be created as stand alone or component documents to be used in books.

Cost: $1,290 per person

Upcoming Dates:
Aug. 25-28, Oct. 20-23

Prerequisite: Microsoft Windows: Introductory or similar experience.

Materials: Participants receive reference materials related to course topics. Follow up support by email or phone, on topics covered, is available to participants for 90 days.

Further Learning:
DITA: Publishing in FrameMaker, Adobe FrameMaker: Authoring Structured Documents

Client Testimonial:
“I am very appreciative that Adobe provides such educational services. Prior to finding out about Front Runner I was not aware that I could learn FrameMaker separately outside of a Technical Communications course at a college. I appreciate that fact that I can upgrade and add to my skill set in an efficient manner and further develop my career. Veronica my instructor is excellent and I appreciate her dedication and patience while I was learning this entirely new program. I feel that she did help me above and beyond, she took the time to discuss my professional options and development.” Dawn Miller, FrameMaker® Basics, July 2006

• Identify the main parts and common operations of the FrameMaker user interface
• Understand the main techniques used to create simple unstructured FrameMaker documents
• Work with FrameMaker's file editing tools to update and change FrameMaker documents
• Set and format page layout including page size, page numbering, the size and number of columns, headers and footers
• Insert background graphics and text in a document
• Create tables within a document
• Insert Graphics into a document
• Work with FrameMaker’s features and settings to create a simple FrameMaker template
• Create a book file with a table of contents and an index
• Create, apply or clear change bars
• Use Master Page settings to change page layout
• Create and use a basic template