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From: djg@genrad.uucp (Deborah J. Graham)
Newsgroups: comp.text.desktop
Subject: Re: Interleaf/Framemaker
Keywords: Network or phone contact/University Programs
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Date: 26 Feb 91 14:06:40 GMT
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In article <3594@gmuvax2.gmu.edu> rauletta@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (R. J. Auletta) writes:
>I looking for either an Internet address or phone number
>to request information about Interleaf's and Framemaker's
>current University programs and products.
>(Of course biased or unbiased comments about these tools
>or others would be most welcome.)

Interleaf - telephone (617) 290-0710
            fax       (617) 290-4943
           
The Acdemic package is advertised as free.

They have an e-mail address for problems - if I gave it to you, it
would probably slow down the process for you and confuse them.

Calling should be fastest.

I like Interleaf. I've used nroff (yeck) and DSR (okay), but this is
the first real WYSIWYG package I've been involved with. I'm in charge
of the GenRad Interleaf User's Group - so I know Interleaf well, and
have helped people get to know and love (okay, use) it well.

I have a GR Interleaf Newsletter that contains questions and answers,
problems and solutions, and other interesting topics for Interleaf
users. Anyone that wants to get on the mailing list is welcome. Just
send me your USmail address.

deb
(djg@cuba.genrad.com)

Deborah Graham
GenRad
300 Baker Avenue MS 1
Concord, MA  01742
(508) 369-4400 ext. 2230