I've been a contract tech writer for many years and am finding that knowing Fm will increase my chances of getting my next gig. Yours is the first tutorial to begin at the beginning. Most others want to import docs into Fm rather than begin from a blank. Thanks for that. I will be checking out your whole suite of vids. I checked out your website too, mainly the oil change project. I have a few comments; most mechanics would not be caught dead using a crescent wrench for anything other than a paperweight. Use either a socket or a combo box end/open end wrench. Before draining the oil, the engine should be started and run a few minutes, to ensure all contaminants are in suspension. Also, warn your amateur mechs to be sure they're using the correct grade of oil, both weight and service requirements. Great stuff, keep up the good work!
Thank you Larry for your comments about my videos. I am glad that you found them helpful. Thanks also for the advice regarding my oil change document; that was one of my starter documents.
how can create the maths , chemistry, and physics formula and equation in text documents in it , how can create the exam paper in it , and i want create the equation just like a adobe PageMaker. i want create the exam paper . in Hindi and English language reply me as soon as possible
Like the way you explain. Must recommendable to technical writers who wants to acquire knowledge of Frame Maker.
I've been a contract tech writer for many years and am finding that knowing Fm will increase my chances of getting my next gig. Yours is the first tutorial to begin at the beginning. Most others want to import docs into Fm rather than begin from a blank. Thanks for that. I will be checking out your whole suite of vids. I checked out your website too, mainly the oil change project. I have a few comments; most mechanics would not be caught dead using a crescent wrench for anything other than a paperweight. Use either a socket or a combo box end/open end wrench. Before draining the oil, the engine should be started and run a few minutes, to ensure all contaminants are in suspension. Also, warn your amateur mechs to be sure they're using the correct grade of oil, both weight and service requirements. Great stuff, keep up the good work!
Thank you Larry for your comments about my videos. I am glad that you found them helpful. Thanks also for the advice regarding my oil change document; that was one of my starter documents.
This is completely awesome, PRECISE and QUICK too. I am soo grateful for your work.
Wow! Thank you! I don't know what to say, except for you're too kind. Thank you for your feedback!
Thank you very much for Tutorials. Please do upload more videos on this in more depth.
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Thanks. Nice work. Helpful +++
Excellent and very clear. Thanks
Thanks Habib!
Thanks for uploading the FM tutorials.
Gopal Jee Thank you for your feedback ☺
Thanks for sharing knowledge
We are expecting full fledged videos covering all FM topics with tools
Hi Naveen. You are welcome. My series includes 7 videos in total. Feel free to check them out!
Good job--thank you! Wish you could sit beside me for this first one. It all looks so easy until I actually open it and try to use it. :)
Hi T Outlaw. You are most welcome! The real test is practicing on your own. I have full confidence in you that by Lesson 7 you'll be a pro!
Very helpful
Thanks Naresh!
Please how can one register for Adobe frame maker certification?
how can create the maths , chemistry, and physics formula and equation in text documents in it , how can create the exam paper in it , and i want create the equation just like a adobe PageMaker. i want create the exam paper . in Hindi and English language reply me as soon as possible
Thanks for this video
Could you please share the script to delete empty line in the frame Script
Hi Manish. You are welcome. I don't have the script you are referring to. Maybe someone at your work can give it to you?
very good intro.....did you compose the background music to the video?
Yes. After creating my video, I hand-picked a song that I felt was appropriate for the message and atmosphere I was trying to convey.
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