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Adobe FrameMaker
(PDFM 001)

Overview of the main features of Adobe FrameMaker as a tool for technical communicators.  Topics include: creating master and body pages; creating reuseable templates, character and paragraph definitions; page layout; inserting graphics; advanced editing features; creating tables; creating table of contents; conditional text; and converting FrameMaker files to pdf.  

Note: Minimum System requirements for this course

Intel Pentium 4 processor, MS Windows XP or Windows Vista, min 512MB RAM, 2GB free hard disk space, 1024x768 monitor resolution with 16-bit or greater video card (256 colours).

Software: Adobe FrameMaker 9 - 30-day trial version can be used for this course - ONLY available for PCs

Note - Manual required for this course: "Adobe FrameMaker 9 Classroom in a Book". Adobe Creative Team. Adobe Press. 2009. Print ISBN-10: 0321647505; Print ISBN-13: 978-0321647504, 288 pages.

This book is available in a digital format from www.lulu.com. (ISBN-13: 978-0321670984).

If you prefer, manuals are available in a print edition - from the Vancouver Island University Bookstore, Amazon.ca, Amazon.com, or your local bookseller.

PDFM 001

Julie Clarke

S12W01 - 6 weeks: Feb. 28 - Apr. 8, 2012

$349 CAD ($435 CAD for International Students)*
*Prices subject to change without notice.

Syllabus

Instructor Bio

Julie ClarkeJulie Clarke has an extensive background in computers and computer software, having spent a large part of her working career programming, developing, and maintaining computer software and hardware of all types. Currently responsible for Continuing Education co-ordination for Vancouver Island University's Powell River Campus, she has also taken on responsibility for online courses for several of the university's campuses. With a Masters in Business from the University of Toronto, she is in touch with both the day-to-day functioning of a wide variety of computer software as well as the large picture of how software can be an invaluable tool in Technical Writing applications. Julie is keen to share her knowledge of computers and software!