FrameMaker

XML smart, enterprise ready

Media and Documentation

FrameMaker v10 Win CD $25.00 (PT# 27910504)
FrameMaker v7.2 Unix CD $25.00 (PT# 37980043)
FrameMaker Documentation $59.00 (PT# 27910505)

Adobe FrameMaker 10 software is an authoring and publishing solution for unstructured, structured, and XML content. Easily author content with enhanced user interface and standards-compliant tools, collaborate and review with out-of-the-box content management system (CMS) integration, and automatically schedule and publish via Adobe FrameMaker Server 10 software* to multiple channels.

FrameMaker 10 is included in Adobe Technical Communication Suite 3.

Key Features
Full standards support for DITA 1.2 and S1000D—Take advantage of comprehensive support for DITA 1.2 elements, S1000D, and DITA 1.1, including Bookmap, Indexing, and Glossary specifications.

Tools for easy DITA specialization—Easily meet consistency and authoring needs as well as specific output requirements while retaining the advantages of your existing DITA architecture by specializing DITA to create customized information models.

Seamless connectivity with content management systems—Leverage smoother integration with Documentum, Microsoft SharePoint, and other popular content management systems (via WebDAV enhancements) to better manage content.

Structured Application Creation Wizard—Benefit from a basic infrastructure for working with structured Adobe FrameMaker. With this highly intuitive, UI-based tool, users can start working with structured FrameMaker even if they don’t have any prior knowledge or training.

Filtering by attribute—Take advantage of support for multivalued attributes and the ability to import expressions from one document to another.

Enhanced tag view—Easily view all elements in a collapsible format, even in document view; hide or collapse parent and child elements individually or simultaneously; and search through and open elements, including those that are collapsed.

*Concurrent Licenses allow you to license only those computers in a lab situation that would be used at any one time.  Example: A lab contains 50 computers... if only 35 computers are ever used at one time, then you may purchase 35 concurrent licenses and load the program on all 50 computers.  If, however, a 36th person uses that program at any one time, you would be out of compliance with the license agreement.  This type of license is rarely purchased, but it could save money if you are certain that only a limited number of machines will be used at any one time in a computer lab.

**Maintenance gives the customer unlimited upgrades until the date indicated.  Maintenance should be ordered in an equal quantity as the license order, although this is not mandatory.  For Adobe CLP contract orders, all maintenance expires on the same date and the prices are prorated accordingly.