[libreoffice-documentation] Team Meeting

2020-04-12 Thread Pulkit Krishna
Hello Everybody,
Can we reschedule the next team meeting that is on 23th April 2020 1800 UTC
to
23th April 2020 1300 UTC? That way I could be able to attend the meeting.
If it is too early then it can start at any time between 1300 UTC to 1500
UTC.
Pulkit Krishna

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
Addendum: if someone else with the interest and experience/skills would
like to take GS or WG - please do!

I might be of more value to the Docs project doing QA on all the books, for
language, layout, use of styles, other consistency issues, etc etc.
Especially the compiled books, which typically need work. (Somewhere I have
a list of problems ive encountered, that other people either haven’t
noticed or perhaps don’t think are important.)

-Jean

On Mon, 13 Apr 2020 at 14:05 Jean Weber  wrote:

> The other guides are:
>
> Getting Started  (I have been suggested for this; I’m considering it*)
> Writer (I have been suggested for this; I’m considering it*)
> Impress (Peter may do? He did both Draw and Impress before; there’s a lot
> of overlap)
> Draw (Peter S will do)
> Math
>
> * Background info for new members: My involvement with both these books in
> particular goes back many years  and my pre-retirement profession included
> a lot of project management as well as editing and writing.
>
> Regards, Jean
>
> On Mon, 13 Apr 2020 at 01:10 randolph gamo 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Please what are the 5 other guides that need coordination?
>> You've already mentioned:
>>
>>- Base
>>- Calc
>>- LibreOffice Online
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 4:27 AM Olivier Hallot <
>> olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:
>>
>> > Hi team
>> >
>> > I have been nurturing for long time on the idea of book coordination.
>> >
>> > Actually the situation is that LibreOffice deals with a broad range of
>> > subjects - from word processors, drawings, scientific equations, math
>> > calculation, scientific data, business decision, printing, editing, data
>> > management with databases, image processing, animations, presentation,
>> > programming, and so on-  that very few of is an expert in all the areas
>> > above.
>> >
>> > We have 8 Guides published that needs update, which ideally should be
>> > ready at release time of the Software. Having a software release with
>> > its companion end-user documentation sets a higher standard for
>> > LibreOffice as an Open Source project.
>> >
>> > Today circumstances on the world pandemic is bringing more and more
>> > volunteers. But to better manage the task we must divide the work. The
>> > idea is to have one of our team members as focal point that can
>> > coordinate the work on a given Guide, follow up the software development
>> > x doc gap, meet regularly with the team, advise volunteers, on issues,
>> > and on the editorial content and more.
>> >
>> > Steve and Pulkit have already volunteered to coordinate the Calc and the
>> > Base guide respectively. It will be nice to listen to their ideas. I'd
>> > like to coordinate the LibreOffice Online Guide. Thank makes 3 of us and
>> > 3 guides. Other 5 guides needs love too.
>> >
>> > The work ahead is challenging. The forthcoming release 7 of the software
>> > in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined) and there
>> > will be the need to design the front and back covers of the guides
>> > accordingly. The templates used in the books will also need a review.
>> >
>> > I'll be part of all guides team and will also work on other areas of the
>> > software documentation.
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > --
>> > Olivier Hallot
>> > LibreOffice Documentation Coordinator
>> > Comunidade LibreOffice
>> > Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - Local Time: UTC-03:00
>> > http://tdf.io/joinus
>> >
>>
>

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
The other guides are:

Getting Started  (I have been suggested for this; I’m considering it*)
Writer (I have been suggested for this; I’m considering it*)
Impress (Peter may do? He did both Draw and Impress before; there’s a lot
of overlap)
Draw (Peter S will do)
Math

* Background info for new members: My involvement with both these books in
particular goes back many years  and my pre-retirement profession included
a lot of project management as well as editing and writing.

Regards, Jean

On Mon, 13 Apr 2020 at 01:10 randolph gamo  wrote:

> Hi,
> Please what are the 5 other guides that need coordination?
> You've already mentioned:
>
>- Base
>- Calc
>- LibreOffice Online
>
>
> On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 4:27 AM Olivier Hallot <
> olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:
>
> > Hi team
> >
> > I have been nurturing for long time on the idea of book coordination.
> >
> > Actually the situation is that LibreOffice deals with a broad range of
> > subjects - from word processors, drawings, scientific equations, math
> > calculation, scientific data, business decision, printing, editing, data
> > management with databases, image processing, animations, presentation,
> > programming, and so on-  that very few of is an expert in all the areas
> > above.
> >
> > We have 8 Guides published that needs update, which ideally should be
> > ready at release time of the Software. Having a software release with
> > its companion end-user documentation sets a higher standard for
> > LibreOffice as an Open Source project.
> >
> > Today circumstances on the world pandemic is bringing more and more
> > volunteers. But to better manage the task we must divide the work. The
> > idea is to have one of our team members as focal point that can
> > coordinate the work on a given Guide, follow up the software development
> > x doc gap, meet regularly with the team, advise volunteers, on issues,
> > and on the editorial content and more.
> >
> > Steve and Pulkit have already volunteered to coordinate the Calc and the
> > Base guide respectively. It will be nice to listen to their ideas. I'd
> > like to coordinate the LibreOffice Online Guide. Thank makes 3 of us and
> > 3 guides. Other 5 guides needs love too.
> >
> > The work ahead is challenging. The forthcoming release 7 of the software
> > in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined) and there
> > will be the need to design the front and back covers of the guides
> > accordingly. The templates used in the books will also need a review.
> >
> > I'll be part of all guides team and will also work on other areas of the
> > software documentation.
> >
> > Regards
> > --
> > Olivier Hallot
> > LibreOffice Documentation Coordinator
> > Comunidade LibreOffice
> > Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - Local Time: UTC-03:00
> > http://tdf.io/joinus
> >
>

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[libreoffice-documentation] Template Changer and Extended Search & Replace extensions?

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
(I may have the name of the second extension incorrect.)

Do either of the extensions work with LO 6.4? The last time I tried them
(over a year ago, perhaps 2), they didn’t work for me, but I didn’t test on
all three o/s.

If they don’t work, we should drop any reference to them in our
Contributors Guide and any user guide (GS, WG) that might mention them.

Jean

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Review of Writer Guide Chapter 2 - Working with Text

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
Hi Shravani,

I have reviewed your file. Good job, overall. Thanks! Glad to see you
caught some important changes from v6.0 to v6.4 (or in some cases
maybe errors in the v6.0 chapter). I accepted most of your changes and
left a lot of comments, including replies to your comments and
questions. Some figures need to be replaced, and one or two things
need to be researched.

I have put the reviewed file into Feedback.

Jean

On Thu, Apr 9, 2020 at 1:00 PM S Shravz  wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> The file pending for review has been uploaded to the Feedback folder. This
> is my initial project with LibreOffice, so hoping I have followed all the
> guidelines.
> Please feel free to revert me, happy to receive your feedback. Looking
> forward to learning more by volunteering for LibreOffice.
>
> Kind regards
> Shravani

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
Assuming you mean a back-of-the-book alphabetical index: my short answer is
no. Here’s why.

Many (perhaps most) chapters in most books are incompletely or poorly
indexed*, if at all. Therefore IMO having no index Is better than having a
bad one - and an index isn’t really necessary in a PDF, though it’s highly
desirable in a printed book and can be useful in PDF if good use has been
made of synonyms. Also, unless a book index has been reviewed and edited by
one person, it’s usually very inconsistent and/or includes many irrelevant
entries.
*And some still include entries for old terminology, going back as far as
the OOo
incarnation of the book.

With our rapid development times and lack of people (especially people with
indexing skills), I think it’s impractical. OTOH, if someone has the time
to do it without delaying release of a book, it’s definitely a
nice-to-have. BTW, I tried to recruit indexers, but they all fled from the
requirement to use OOo/LO embedded index entries.

[My opinion, based on over 15 years volunteering with OOo and LO
documentation.]

Jean

On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 22:01 Steve Fanning 
wrote:

> Thanks Jean.
>
> When master documents are produced, is it preferable to include an index
> wherever possible?
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Jean Weber
> Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2020 10:42 AM
> To: Stephen Fanning
> Cc: LibreOffice Documentation
> Subject: Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book
>
> OK, found my previous note. I had misremembered some details. Here's
> an excerpt from my note.
>
> A big problem for the compiled book was a difference in compatibility
> settings between most of the chapter files and the book master file.
> In Tools > Oprions > LibreOffice Writer > Compatibility, we must be
> sure to UNcheck the options for “Add spacing for paragraphs and tables
> (in current document)” and “Add paragraph and table spacing at tops of
> pages (in current document)”. With a few exceptions, the chapters were
> correct, but the master doc was not.
>
> I tracked another big problem down to the presence of hidden sections
> in the master document. They made cross-references to page numbers
> come out wrong. When I manually deleted the contents of the hidden
> sections, the problem went away. This is a bug. It’s been around for
> many years.
>
> Jean
>
> On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 7:29 PM Jean Weber  wrote:
> >
> > The main problems are caused by hiding the sections containing the
> > copyright pages in the chapter files. That causes the following page
> style
> > to be wrong, figure numbers to be wrong, and some other problems that I
> > don’t recall.  I wrote an email a year or two ago with a summary, but I
> > can’t find it. IMO it’s a bug, and there’s probably a bug report.
> >
> > Some minor problems are due to chapter authors’ errors, including not
> > explicitly setting the first item in the first numbered list in each
> > chapter to restart at 1.
> >
> > Jean
> >
> > On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 18:16 Stephen Fanning 
>
> > wrote:
> >>
> >> Olivier,
> >>
> >> I seem to recall that you experienced one or two problems when you
> >> collated
> >> all of the individual chapters of the 6.2 Calc Guide to produce a master
> >> document.
> >>
> >> Please could you give me an overview of what is involved in this process
> >> and where the problem areas lie? I've used master documents and
> >> subdocuments in an older version of Word to manage some large technical
> >> documents but haven't done this in LO yet.
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >>
> >> Steve
>
>

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread randolph gamo
Hi,
Please what are the 5 other guides that need coordination?
You've already mentioned:

   - Base
   - Calc
   - LibreOffice Online

Regards

*GAMO NANA Servais Randolph*,
"Au service du pauvre et du malheureux"
TEL: +237 697518768




On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 4:27 AM Olivier Hallot <
olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:

> Hi team
>
> I have been nurturing for long time on the idea of book coordination.
>
> Actually the situation is that LibreOffice deals with a broad range of
> subjects - from word processors, drawings, scientific equations, math
> calculation, scientific data, business decision, printing, editing, data
> management with databases, image processing, animations, presentation,
> programming, and so on-  that very few of is an expert in all the areas
> above.
>
> We have 8 Guides published that needs update, which ideally should be
> ready at release time of the Software. Having a software release with
> its companion end-user documentation sets a higher standard for
> LibreOffice as an Open Source project.
>
> Today circumstances on the world pandemic is bringing more and more
> volunteers. But to better manage the task we must divide the work. The
> idea is to have one of our team members as focal point that can
> coordinate the work on a given Guide, follow up the software development
> x doc gap, meet regularly with the team, advise volunteers, on issues,
> and on the editorial content and more.
>
> Steve and Pulkit have already volunteered to coordinate the Calc and the
> Base guide respectively. It will be nice to listen to their ideas. I'd
> like to coordinate the LibreOffice Online Guide. Thank makes 3 of us and
> 3 guides. Other 5 guides needs love too.
>
> The work ahead is challenging. The forthcoming release 7 of the software
> in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined) and there
> will be the need to design the front and back covers of the guides
> accordingly. The templates used in the books will also need a review.
>
> I'll be part of all guides team and will also work on other areas of the
> software documentation.
>
> Regards
> --
> Olivier Hallot
> LibreOffice Documentation Coordinator
> Comunidade LibreOffice
> Rio de Janeiro - Brasil - Local Time: UTC-03:00
> http://tdf.io/joinus
>
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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Base Guide 6.2 Chapter 01 IntroductiontoBase: missing table in sample Database

2020-04-12 Thread Rob Westein

Hi,

I found it (I think): table "Preferences" is the "Settings" table 
mentioned in the text.

This has to be corrected in the Guide.

/Rob


On 12-04-2020 13:38, Rob Westein wrote:

Hi,

For the dutch documentation team I'm reading the into dutch translated 
chapter "Introduction to Base". I use the English translation as 
reference.


Now, on top of page 9 (of the english translation) it says "The 
Extension field contains information about extensions of the loan for 
an item. The meaning of the values 1, 2... is explained later. The 
database contains a separate table with the label Settings."


In the sample databases  Media_without_macros.odb and 
Media_with_macros.odb I cannot find the Table Settings.


When I look into the german sample Database "Medien_Ohne_Makros.odb"  
I find table "Einstellungen" but this table "Settings" is not 
available in the English sample databases


Did I mis something?

/Rob






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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

2020-04-12 Thread Steve Fanning

Thanks Jean.

When master documents are produced, is it preferable to include an index 
wherever possible?


Regards,

Steve



-Original Message- 
From: Jean Weber

Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2020 10:42 AM
To: Stephen Fanning
Cc: LibreOffice Documentation
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

OK, found my previous note. I had misremembered some details. Here's
an excerpt from my note.

A big problem for the compiled book was a difference in compatibility
settings between most of the chapter files and the book master file.
In Tools > Oprions > LibreOffice Writer > Compatibility, we must be
sure to UNcheck the options for “Add spacing for paragraphs and tables
(in current document)” and “Add paragraph and table spacing at tops of
pages (in current document)”. With a few exceptions, the chapters were
correct, but the master doc was not.

I tracked another big problem down to the presence of hidden sections
in the master document. They made cross-references to page numbers
come out wrong. When I manually deleted the contents of the hidden
sections, the problem went away. This is a bug. It’s been around for
many years.

Jean

On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 7:29 PM Jean Weber  wrote:


The main problems are caused by hiding the sections containing the 
copyright pages in the chapter files. That causes the following page style 
to be wrong, figure numbers to be wrong, and some other problems that I 
don’t recall.  I wrote an email a year or two ago with a summary, but I 
can’t find it. IMO it’s a bug, and there’s probably a bug report.


Some minor problems are due to chapter authors’ errors, including not 
explicitly setting the first item in the first numbered list in each 
chapter to restart at 1.


Jean

On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 18:16 Stephen Fanning  
wrote:


Olivier,

I seem to recall that you experienced one or two problems when you 
collated

all of the individual chapters of the 6.2 Calc Guide to produce a master
document.

Please could you give me an overview of what is involved in this process
and where the problem areas lie? I've used master documents and
subdocuments in an older version of Word to manage some large technical
documents but haven't done this in LO yet.

Regards,

Steve 



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[libreoffice-documentation] Translate Sample Databases into other languages

2020-04-12 Thread Rob Westein

Hi,

As stated before, I'm helping the dutch doc team.
I have to translate the Sample databases into the dutch language...
How far would you go translateing the databases into another language 
than English.


Should you translate only the forms (labels etc) or should you translate 
the tables & fields and therefore also redo the queries, reports, forms 
and attached macro's (rebuild the complete database)?


How should you start with translation of databases?? any tips??

Thanks,

Rob





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[libreoffice-documentation] Base Guide 6.2 Chapter 01 IntroductiontoBase: missing table in sample Database

2020-04-12 Thread Rob Westein

Hi,

For the dutch documentation team I'm reading the into dutch translated 
chapter "Introduction to Base". I use the English translation as reference.


Now, on top of page 9 (of the english translation) it says "The 
Extension field contains information about extensions of the loan for an 
item. The meaning of the values 1, 2... is explained later. The database 
contains a separate table with the label Settings."


In the sample databases  Media_without_macros.odb and 
Media_with_macros.odb I cannot find the Table Settings.


When I look into the german sample Database "Medien_Ohne_Makros.odb"  I 
find table "Einstellungen" but this table "Settings" is not available in 
the English sample databases


Did I mis something?

/Rob




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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
OK, found my previous note. I had misremembered some details. Here's
an excerpt from my note.

A big problem for the compiled book was a difference in compatibility
settings between most of the chapter files and the book master file.
In Tools > Oprions > LibreOffice Writer > Compatibility, we must be
sure to UNcheck the options for “Add spacing for paragraphs and tables
(in current document)” and “Add paragraph and table spacing at tops of
pages (in current document)”. With a few exceptions, the chapters were
correct, but the master doc was not.

I tracked another big problem down to the presence of hidden sections
in the master document. They made cross-references to page numbers
come out wrong. When I manually deleted the contents of the hidden
sections, the problem went away. This is a bug. It’s been around for
many years.

Jean

On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 7:29 PM Jean Weber  wrote:
>
> The main problems are caused by hiding the sections containing the copyright 
> pages in the chapter files. That causes the following page style to be wrong, 
> figure numbers to be wrong, and some other problems that I don’t recall.  I 
> wrote an email a year or two ago with a summary, but I can’t find it. IMO 
> it’s a bug, and there’s probably a bug report.
>
> Some minor problems are due to chapter authors’ errors, including not 
> explicitly setting the first item in the first numbered list in each chapter 
> to restart at 1.
>
> Jean
>
> On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 18:16 Stephen Fanning  
> wrote:
>>
>> Olivier,
>>
>> I seem to recall that you experienced one or two problems when you collated
>> all of the individual chapters of the 6.2 Calc Guide to produce a master
>> document.
>>
>> Please could you give me an overview of what is involved in this process
>> and where the problem areas lie? I've used master documents and
>> subdocuments in an older version of Word to manage some large technical
>> documents but haven't done this in LO yet.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Steve

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

2020-04-12 Thread Jean Weber
The main problems are caused by hiding the sections containing the
copyright pages in the chapter files. That causes the following page style
to be wrong, figure numbers to be wrong, and some other problems that I
don’t recall.  I wrote an email a year or two ago with a summary, but I
can’t find it. IMO it’s a bug, and there’s probably a bug report.

Some minor problems are due to chapter authors’ errors, including not
explicitly setting the first item in the first numbered list in each
chapter to restart at 1.

Jean

On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 at 18:16 Stephen Fanning 
wrote:

> Olivier,
>
> I seem to recall that you experienced one or two problems when you collated
> all of the individual chapters of the 6.2 Calc Guide to produce a master
> document.
>
> Please could you give me an overview of what is involved in this process
> and where the problem areas lie? I've used master documents and
> subdocuments in an older version of Word to manage some large technical
> documents but haven't done this in LO yet.
>
> Regards,
>
> Steve
>
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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread Peter Schofield
Hello

Not everybody uses Telegram

Regards
Peter Schofield
psaut...@gmail.com



> On 12 Apr 2020, at 10:50, Heiko Tietze  
> wrote:
> 
> On 12.04.20 05:26, Olivier Hallot wrote:
>> ... The forthcoming release 7 of the software
>> in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined)...
> 
> First idea appeared today on the design Telegram channel. 
> https://t.me/LibreOfficeDesign
> 
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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread Heiko Tietze
On 12.04.20 05:26, Olivier Hallot wrote:
> ... The forthcoming release 7 of the software
> in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined)...

First idea appeared today on the design Telegram channel. 
https://t.me/LibreOfficeDesign


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[libreoffice-documentation] Issuing a book

2020-04-12 Thread Stephen Fanning
Olivier,

I seem to recall that you experienced one or two problems when you collated
all of the individual chapters of the 6.2 Calc Guide to produce a master
document.

Please could you give me an overview of what is involved in this process
and where the problem areas lie? I've used master documents and
subdocuments in an older version of Word to manage some large technical
documents but haven't done this in LO yet.

Regards,

Steve

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] Coordination

2020-04-12 Thread Peter Schofield
Hello Olivier

I can be the lead on the Draw Guide.
I have already written half of the chapters and about to start Chapter 7 today.
A lockdown at home definitely has given me time to do things.
Regards
Peter Schofield
psaut...@gmail.com



> On 12 Apr 2020, at 05:26, Olivier Hallot  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi team
> 
> I have been nurturing for long time on the idea of book coordination.
> 
> Actually the situation is that LibreOffice deals with a broad range of
> subjects - from word processors, drawings, scientific equations, math
> calculation, scientific data, business decision, printing, editing, data
> management with databases, image processing, animations, presentation,
> programming, and so on-  that very few of is an expert in all the areas
> above.
> 
> We have 8 Guides published that needs update, which ideally should be
> ready at release time of the Software. Having a software release with
> its companion end-user documentation sets a higher standard for
> LibreOffice as an Open Source project.
> 
> Today circumstances on the world pandemic is bringing more and more
> volunteers. But to better manage the task we must divide the work. The
> idea is to have one of our team members as focal point that can
> coordinate the work on a given Guide, follow up the software development
> x doc gap, meet regularly with the team, advise volunteers, on issues,
> and on the editorial content and more.
> 
> Steve and Pulkit have already volunteered to coordinate the Calc and the
> Base guide respectively. It will be nice to listen to their ideas. I'd
> like to coordinate the LibreOffice Online Guide. Thank makes 3 of us and
> 3 guides. Other 5 guides needs love too.
> 
> The work ahead is challenging. The forthcoming release 7 of the software
> in August this year will get a new branding (not yet defined) and there
> will be the need to design the front and back covers of the guides
> accordingly. The templates used in the books will also need a review.
> 
> I'll be part of all guides team and will also work on other areas of the
> software documentation.
> 
> Regards
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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] BASE GUIDE CORDINATOR

2020-04-12 Thread Pulkit Krishna
Hello Oliver,
Thank you for your message. Currently, the base guide has been translated
from its german version. I have translated all the chapters. I think now
that we will have a base guide 6.2, we english contributors can update it
for version 6.4 and further versions by ourselves. We do not need to
translate from german anymore. We can take content from german
handbauch time to time as Robert is much better than me in base but I do no
think that we should be completely dependent on only the german version of
base guide for translating into English. 4 chapters are left to be
reviewed for version 6.2. After that it would be ready to be published. Out
of those two, Dan and Drew have taken 2 for their review. Randolph, a new
volunteer, has agreed to review the left two. So I think that base guide
6.2 is going to be published soon. After that we can update it to version
6.4. There is not much to do as base has not changed much but I have
decided to add some more information to it and update all the screenshots
(the screenshots are a bit old) with the help of Rob.
Pulkit Krishna


On Sun, Apr 12, 2020 at 8:55 AM Olivier Hallot <
olivier.hal...@libreoffice.org> wrote:

> Hi Pulkit
>
> Everyone in the team is eligible.
>
> It will be nice to know your visions and plans for the Base guide.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Em 10/04/2020 04:51, Pulkit Krishna escreveu:
> > I don't know if I am eligible  but I can be the base guide cordinator.
> >
> > Pulkit Krishna
> >
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