John Meyer wrote:
I don't know if this is the right list, but where exactly do you submit
proposed changes to the Frequently Asked Questions area. Specifically,
someone said that the "Why is there no equivalent of MSAccess" reflects
1.0 and not 2.0. If so, then I would definitely suggest modify
I don't know if this is the right list, but where exactly do you submit
proposed changes to the Frequently Asked Questions area. Specifically,
someone said that the "Why is there no equivalent of MSAccess" reflects
1.0 and not 2.0. If so, then I would definitely suggest modifying or
deleting it.
A suggestion from the peanut gallery:
If you are starting to create tutorials I would suggest you test them by
getting together with some people who know nothing or little about
OpenOffice and ask them to complete the task in the tutorial. If they
can do it without any live help from you, then I y
I would agree. I like the idea at least in theory, but a lot of
questions have to be settled both big and small. The issue of file
format, while relatively small, will influence who will read your
magazine and who won't.
Also, are you going to solicit submissions? Are they going to be paid?
Are
Ah, I was just having a little fun - at your expense...
Truth is those are good points, but this is Mariano's show and
therefor his call on something like that.
Not too mention, if it weren't for feature creep we would be having
this conversation by chiseling glyphs in a slab of stone and hurling
Andrew Jensen wrote:
LOL - Joe in the software development world we would call that feature creep!
Ouch. Well at least it was good for a chuckle.
LOL - Joe in the software development world we would call that feature creep!
On 9/26/07, Joe Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrew Jensen wrote:
> > ...
> > Finally, there should be some mention of the fact that Base is not
> > actually married to the embedded HSQLdb engine at all. The fact
Andrew Jensen wrote:
...
Finally, there should be some mention of the fact that Base is not
actually married to the embedded HSQLdb engine at all. The fact that
it ships with this is more a matter of convenience, the design of the
module is such that additional database engines could be supporte
Not a problem at all.
There is a section on this in the HSQLdb users manual - a somewhat
outdated version of which can be found on-line at http://hsqldb.org.
The document included with the HSQLdb distribution package is actually
more current then the wed site, and I will email a copy the latest on
Frank has set up a OOo Docs Wiki where I intend to publish more polished
work. In the meantime I will accept Andrew's offer and will ask him for
details once I am ready to submit any material.
Thank you all for your help and interest in this work!
Andrew, I would like some help undewrstanding the
+1
A request for comments tends to lead to digressions like the one
on PDF, landscape, etc -- not to be taken as criticism of the
choices made by the person who started the thread. I usually try
to remember to change the subject line when replying to a
digression, but forgot to do so this tim
Hi Frank,
The tutorials will reside on our wiki:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Sv.openoffice.org
And is linked from there with a little grey box:
| Guides
| Learn something new fast with our guides.
| Go there >>
I was maybe a little unclear, but it doesn't affect the documentation
+1
On 9/26/07, marbux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Go for it David,
>
> Them what has the energy to do the work get to decide how to do it.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Marbux
>
> On 9/26/07, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Guy's chill. The mag is pdf what format (portrait or landscape) will be
Go for it David,
Them what has the energy to do the work get to decide how to do it.
Best regards,
Marbux
On 9/26/07, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Guy's chill. The mag is pdf what format (portrait or landscape) will be
> decided later on. At the moment I'm just getting the hang of Scrib
Guy's chill. The mag is pdf what format (portrait or landscape) will be
decided later on. At the moment I'm just getting the hang of Scribus.
And yes A4 as I live in the UK and I'm the guy doing the work on it so
I'm doing to my setup it's easier for me. It can always have a letter
format for those
Hej Per,
> The Swedish project under NLC has just begun to coordinate the work to
> develop tutorials for OpenOffice.org.
>
> Right now it only contains two tutorials covering Word Count and PDF
> Export, but will hopefully expand soon in the future as we have several
> interested contributors.
Can you provide more information? Are they videos? Or documentation?
I am thinking about traning videos, where
the mosue movement keystrokes are recoreded, so every NLC can reshot it
it with their UI.
I konw it hard to be platform independent.
KAMI
Per Eriksson írta:
Hello,
The Swedish pr
Hello,
The Swedish project under NLC has just begun to coordinate the work to
develop tutorials for OpenOffice.org.
Right now it only contains two tutorials covering Word Count and PDF
Export, but will hopefully expand soon in the future as we have several
interested contributors.
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