On 10/29/13 3:14 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
Just a reminder. The premise of this thread is that one and only one thing will make Leo more popular: making it easier for newbies learn Leo.
Oops! Sorry for posting a diversion on this thread.
Responding on the comments, though: what Chris, Terry, et al. sounds like it could be valuable, but I was thinking about something more interactive. Suppose the outline you're managing in Leo is only part of an .odt, and suppose you want/need to move back and forth between editing content and doing document formatting. That's why I mentioned PyUNO. Maybe a Leo plugin?
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