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Mary,
I'm very familiar with LaTeX, it's a bit technical for the uninitiated but I'd be happy to help set things up for you if it's not terribly long. I've published a few books using it so already have things set up.
Are there a lot of charts and images and structural text (tables) or is it straight text? If this is the recipe book, that would be a challenge even for a pro.
There are a lot of charts and images and structural text, summary boxes set off to one side and the like. It's unavoidable.
indesign can be had for $20 a month, and I would highly recommend that.
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There are a lot of charts and images and structural text, summary boxes set off to one side and the like. It's unavoidable.
There is always Adobe Framemaker, if you can afford the $999 price tag. I used it extensively in electronic engineering design documentation development and there is basically nothing it cannot handle in the realm of complex technical documents. Be warned, the learning curve is quite steep.
But, as asked above, I am wondering what you found hard to do with MS Word. With some efort, I have also developed engineering design documents using Word, including multiple chapter docs, dynamic cross references to sections, figures, etc., tables of contents, and index.