On 11/08/2010 08:10 PM, Martin Fox wrote: > It is worth noting that extensions may and usually do lag behind the > development of OOo.
If you are going to add a cautionary note, then it should state that: * Not all extensions are available for all operating systems; * Extensions work with the version of the OOo that was current, when the extension was publicly released; * Extensions may not work with versions of OOo that have been released since the extension was publicly released; * Extension may not work with versions of OOo that were released prior to the public release of the extension; * Extensions may not work with variants, such as OOo4Kids or OOoLight; * Extension development usually lags behind OOo development; > I do not know if we cover extensions anywhere, and/or if this is something > which might be useful information for users? Sometime around the release of OOo 1.1.4, there was a document describing the then available extensions and macros. I've forgotten who wrote it, and where it was distributed from. Some of the current extensions do have their own documentation. Probably the most useful thing for users would be a brief guide to the extensions that work in OOo 3.2 and/or OOo 3.3: * Functionality that they add; * Extensions that they are incompatible with; * Operating systems that they are compatible with; jonathon -- No human will see non-list, non-bulk, non-junk email sent to this address. It all gets forwarded to /dev/null
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