>>>>> Linda Taylor <lintaylor at verizon.net> writes: > May I ask just what it does that inDesign does not? inDesign CS3 was a big improvement over CS2. But even CS3 is missing some critical features, including cross-references, conditional text, and XML-based authoring (structured authoring). I also found ID indexing to be so difficult to use that I'm not sure it matches FM's capabilities; and it looked as though template-driven documents (i.e. everyone uses the same corporate templates for a specific customer and document type). -- Roger Williams <roger at qux.com> Chief Technical Officer, Qux Corporation 433 West Street, Suite 8, Amherst, MA 01002, USA Tel +1 413 253-6400 * Fax +1 508 302-0230 * GSM +1 508 287-1420