Actually AFAIK and opposed to commercial schemes, INGOT is not pushing 'OOo is
the trick of all trade' rather OSS is the trick of all trades :)
So yeah NVU is a suitable tool, acutally INGOT is more a specification rather
than a embedded OOo-exclusive tool.
For example the collaboration program can be on other groups like Gnome,
Mozilla, KDE, etc. Even thought for simple logic OOo is the one we focus.
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Alexandro Colorado
Co-Leader of OpenOffice.org Spanish
http://es.openoffice.org/
Quoting Gary Frederick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
<trim>
>The product doesn't have to be as good (and
>in some places, Open Office just isn't as good
>
That should be qualified by adding that: "and in some places, MS Office
just isn't as good!"
<trim>
Now that I said good things about INGOTs and everyone understands I
think OOo is the best thing since buttered toast, I feel I can say what
I really think :-)
I think that INGOTs is a great idea. but...
I usually use Nvu or some other html editor when I write a document.
Using Writer is overkill for my simple needs. I would like to see
software like Nvu for example included in INGOTs.
I do not have any specific suggestions for INGOTs and I just used OOo to
work on a document so everything I said above is probably misdirected.
In fact I will not send this to the list. (now to close without
sending...
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