Hi Frank,

Am Sonntag 14 Oktober 2007 schrieb Frank Peters:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> it was good to meet you in Barcelona, I hope you had the

nice to meet you there too.

> chance of spending the weekend there for leisure :-)
>

Very interesting City. But I had to leave at Saturday evening. So I 
must concentrate on some personal highlights (a reason to come back 
in the future) ;-)

(...)
> > My experience with this first document is, that the transport
> > to the wiki is especially for docs with many graphics a time
> > consuming work and I think it needs many people to finish that
> > work (if there is not a more technical way).
>
> One could think of writing a macro that exports all images
> of a document and saves it to a folder. You would still need
> to manually upload all image files.
>

In the de-project the *.sxw and *.odt are in a seperate directory 
with linked images. We provide only *.pdf via the web. Maybe the 
transport to the wiki would be for this docs more easy.

> > Another point: If I want to put also the corresponding german
> > version of this howto into the wiki (especially for testing the
> > functionality of linking to lang-versions), which URL should I
> > use? I linked the international (english) version under:
> > http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/
> >First_Steps_in_Impress2
>
> That's something I'd like to discuss with the NLC groups.
> Currently, the NLC groups use many different ways. I should
> initiate that on the nlc list soon. If you have any preference,

I think there is no problem to put all nat-lang-docs in the wiki. 
Actual I don't know if the wiki software is able to link people to 
the doc in their language (if there is a translation). I know that 
Plone is able to do that very well. So I would prefer Plone. But if 
we had to do the work in the wiki, I think the URL should named 
like this:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DE/How_Tos/
Erste_Schritte_in_Impress2

Direct after the section of the wiki Documentation should we write 
the nat-lang-abbreviation.
The name of the documentation should  be the translated title.
I don't know, if it is posible to link  people with this naming to 
the doc in their language.

Regards,
Andreas

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