Still waiting for conditional text functionality

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MichelleW

Hopefully Microsoft will see that there are enough of us out there that need
conditional text - Framemaker has had it for years. For those of us working
for smaller companies who cannot afford Frame, you'd think something this
badly needed in the Technical Communications field would be a "no brainer"
function to add.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Can you explain what you mean by "conditional text" Depending upon what it
is, it may already be possible.

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grammatim

Adobe is probably no longer supporting FrameMaker. The latest version
of InDesign (CS4) incorporates some more of FrameMaker's features that
were sorely lacking in InDesign -- and costs a lot more than Word.
 

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