Le 2010-10-03 06:57, Michèle Garoche a écrit :
On 3 oct. 10, at 12:49, Marc Paré wrote:
Sorry my bad; better with LibreOffice as title and subdirectory:
http://micmacfr.homeunix.org/libreoffice/index.shtml.shtml
http://micmacfr.homeunix.org/libreoffice/index.shtml.en
http://micmacfr.homeunix.org/libreoffice/index.shtml.fr
Old links are removed
Michèle
Merci Michèle:
There is a plugin notice on the page but we can still download the
sound file.
Yes, it is normal, you have to get the QuickTime plugin to hear the
embedded sound.
That's why I put the zipped file, maybe I should put a tar.gz file as
well.
Sounds great. I guess some people were wondering about the English
pronunciation as an example.
Sorry, here, I'm not a native English speaker, so I could not do it
(my English prononciation is a French one, so probably will sound very
very special to anyone not French lol;), but if someone does a m4a
file with the English pronunciation, I can put it on the same page and
next you will be able to download it and put it elsewhere (maybe on a
FAQ page as someone suggested on the list).
Michèle
Maybe someone with the LibreOffice group will then consider putting on a
small section on the main website with a collection soundfiles of
English pronunciation as examples. This would then fix the argument that
people cannot figure out how to pronounce LibreOffice along with a few
other soundfiles in a few other non-latin based languages. This would
also help out the general public and add a little bit of "personal
user-attention" twist to their initial visit to the site.
I also think that it would be cool if there were a sort of LibreOffice
video exercise where people could film themselves and submit it to
LibreOffice.org with a saying like: " I believe in LibreOffice" or "We
believe in LibreOffice" -- just a short pre-scripted sentence promoted
by the LibreOffice group. The clips could be spliced on into the other,
much like the soccer video that was going around a year ago where people
could filmed themselves freestyling a soccer ball, submitted their video
and it was continuously spliced at the end of a video. It was very
popular with the kids. We could do the same but with the pronunciation
of our suite.
Marc
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