On 07/06/10 02:00, Alex Fisher wrote:
I hope not!
Some people like the Social Media stuff... others don't.
I have an interesting question that I was asked today, mainly about
Microsoft Office but I thought it could apply to OpenOffice.org too:
Do you think in the future an extension will be
On 05/04/10 14:11, Andrew Jensen wrote:
Hoping someone can give me some guidance here.
I would like your opinion on the feasibility of converting our User Guids
from ODT to Daisy file format.
First - has anyone done this already?
Second - does anyone here have any experience with doing this?
Thi
Hi everyone.
As you all have probably noticed, recently there have been a lot of
messages from new people who are interested in joining up with the
Documentation project. The reason we've had so many all of a sudden is
because we're finally monitoring the Moderation queue for the project
mai
On 03/29/10 08:10 AM, Joshua Tan wrote:
Hi!
I'm happy to contribute to the OpenOffice user guide. I've worked as a
researcher in bioinformatics for over a year and primarily use open source
software. Thus, I'm quite familiar with the open-source movement and the
software it uses.
Do let me know
On 03/29/10 02:33 AM, alk...@msn.com wrote:
I'd like to write FAQ. I'm a writer.
Al Karr
Hi Al, and welcome to the OpenOffice.org Documentation Project.
We have two main mailing lists:
dev@documentation.openoffice.org, for discussions related to project
infrastructure and policy,
On 03/28/10 12:24 AM, gilles lamoureux wrote:
Seeking to volunteer as a Technical Writer.
Have written training and user manual for employer's software database.
gilles
Hi Gilles, and welcome to the OpenOffice.org Documentation Project.
We have two main mailing lists:
dev@documentation.o
On 03/22/10 12:50 PM, bjoern michaelsen - Sun Microsystems - Hamburg
Germany wrote:
On Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:16:59 +0100
"ccornell - OpenOffice.org" wrote:
OK, I've added the link, and wrapped with with a blue box so it
stands out as important info (the Translation info
On 03/21/10 11:38 AM, bjoern michaelsen - Sun Microsystems - Hamburg
Germany wrote:
Hi List,
a simple set of project-independent wiki contribution rules has been
created at:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OOo_Wiki_Contribution_Rules
All known current rulesets by the various project
On 02/28/10 16:44, Andreas Saeger wrote:
Hi,
The MD5 link on the main download page points to the raw text file of
md5sums.
Until recently, the link target included a short how-to on md5 on
different operating systems. This information is necessary for most
visitors before they continue to dow
On 03/01/10 12:36, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi
I'm having a problem uninstalling and reinstalling OOo because the download
seems to get stuck after downloading 25% of the package and so I went onto
the mirror site for UK, not the Virgin media one cos that one runs really
slowly.
I've only had to use
On 02/24/10 16:24, Claire Wood wrote:
> BTW, something I did stumble upon on Facebook is a site called
http://www.shareopenoffice.org/ that people are posting to. Do you know
anything about it. It only has about 40 users I think, but I'd never heard
of it before and issues are being posted up
On 02/24/10 13:36, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi Clayton
I just tried it by sharing on twitter and facebook and the share was
successful. The only thing is once you've shared the wiki pages gives you a
pop up box inviting the sharer to download something to make it easier to
share using IE, whether it
On 02/24/10 12:16, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi Clayton
On the one hand I think it would be good to try it on a small area of the
wiki, if that's possible, because it is the way information sharing is going
nowadays but maybe we should just experiment with one particular area of
OOo. For instance mayb
On 02/23/10 20:24, Claire Wood wrote:
I tried experimenting with one of the wiki pages putting a button on
using AddThis (http://www.addthis.com/) and I couldn't get it to work on the
wiki page. There are users on twitter and I see them all the time. There
are also 75 groups on facebook all ded
On 02/23/10 09:51, Christopher Burke wrote:
Dear Dev.
I've got 18 Computing quals, mainly in old-school stuff like Basic and Cobol,
but a fair few in Databases, WordProcessing and Spreadsheets. I wouldn't call
myself an Industry Whizz, but I'm good enough to be able to sort out most
problems
On 02/22/10 18:23, Ryan Fulcher wrote:
Dear Folks at Open Office:
This is Ryan Fulcher, and I'm a current student in the MS in Technical
Communication program at NC State University. I found your documentation
contributions page while exploring the Open Office site. I'm writing
because I arde
On 02/21/10 09:37, Bhanu Iyer wrote:
Hi,
I am a Masters in Computer Science student at Southern Oregon University,
Ashland, OR and I am very interested in writing documents for
openoffice.org. I would like to contribute to the User Guides section.
Please let me know how to proceed.
Thanking Yo
On 02/23/10 12:39, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi Everyone
Can anyone tell me please what a "spinner" is in relation to creating forms
using Writer? I've never come across this term before, and how does it
work?
It's a funny name software developers have given to one of the common
GUI elements. Ge
On 02/20/10 02:56, Rachel Komlo wrote:
Hi!
I'm very interested in helping Open Office out by providing my writing
skills. I love OpenOffice and don't mind donating my time to help the
site/software. If you'd provide me with some more information on how I can
do this, please email me back. I'd re
On 02/18/10 23:59, urvashi singh wrote:
Hi Dev,
I would like to contribute to openoffice and want to start with user FAQs or
anything you deem fit for a beginner. I have been writing and blogging for
sometime and am currently updating my IT skills to begin a career in technical
writing. Here
On 02/18/10 18:00, Jojy Johnson wrote:
Dear Administrator Member,
I am Jojy P Johnson from Kerala, India. I have been following your website
openoffice.org for the last three years. It has been my long time desire to
communicate with your forum and establish a contact. My intention is to
become
On 02/18/10 15:58, K. Narssimhan wrote:
Hi,
I am technical writer and manage a small technical writing company in India. Would like to contribute to OpenOffice by writing parts of its User Guide. Do let me know how I can help.
Best regards,
K. Narssimhan
Hi, and welcome to the OpenOffice.org
On 02/13/10 07:24, kennonw...@verizon.net wrote:
I am interested in helping with the User's Guide. I have been using
OpenOffice for more than three years and have a good understanding of how it
works.
If interested you can contact me at the e-mail address below.
Thank you for your time and att
On 02/13/10 03:11, John Kesson wrote:
Hello:
I'd like to contribute to OpenOffice.
I think the way I could best help is by proofreading
User Guide documents for spelling, grammar and punctuation
in English.
Naturally, I'd also look for errors in the instructions
but that wo
On 02/12/10 20:58, Jean Colladon wrote:
Hello,
I do like and know about MDB (Marketing Data Base), for BtoB or BtoC. I
helped several persons working on Arts to send e-mailings to customers
with personalized text and images. I'd like to make a documentation on
that subject (in french). I didn
On 02/12/10 20:56, E.B. Ferree wrote:
I would be happy to help by creating tutorials and how-to's for the project. I
am a freelance writer with over twenty years' experience and currently have a
little more time as I deal with a disability.
Beth Ferree
beth.fer...@gmail.com
Welcome to the Op
On 02/12/10 18:55, John Hart wrote:
In my business, I am often asked to write material for our clients
(brochures, newsletters etc.) but especially requested to edit existing
articles, presentations and books. This latter area is where I am most
comfortable, and would be pleased to assist whe
On 02/12/10 17:50, Claire Wood wrote:
I don't mind looking at the Impress Guide tonight and this weekend if
it is urgent and needs updating. I have loads of time on my hands
being unemployed at the mo. Otherwise I can concentrate on the Getting
Started Guide on the Wiki. Just let me know which
On 02/14/10 20:46, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi
I wonder if I can ask some advice. I'd like to have a go at
documenting the Calc/API stuff on the Documentation/Needwork Wiki page
if no-one else gets there before me and after I've done as much of the
Getting Started Wiki Guide as I can before I go away
On 02/03/10 14:43, Claire Wood wrote:
Hi, my name is Claire and I'm retraining as a technical author following a
career break to care for a loved one.
I have 5 years documentation experience and am looking at upgrading my skill
set.
I'd love to contribute to the documentation side of things and
On 02/03/10 23:18, Allen Wilson wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I really enjoy the features and benefits in Open Office. I have used
WordPerfect in the past and liked many of its features. In particular the
ability to insert text boxes in the program were very helpful for some of
our business li
On 02/02/10 18:50, edward gwyn wrote:
Hello,
I have been trying to download open office for the last few days now and it is telling me that there is a server issue. is there anyway you could send me the file to my email so i can download from there.
It is saying that the server is too busy
As part of the preparation work I'm trying to do for the pending
migration of the OOo website, I've taken a look at the Documentation
Project mailing lists... and there are a lot of them. A significant
number are dead mailing lists with no activity in a very long time. I
propose that we delet
So... if you don't mind being famous for 15 seconds at this years FOSDEM
in Belgium... here's your chance. :-) What we are looking for is one or
two sentences about why you contribute to the Doc Project... what
motivates you. Nothing profound, just something that will add a human
element to t
FOSDEM is coming up fast. I've been asked if I can put together a
couple of Impress slides (for the Doc Project) to be included in the
continuous presentation that will be shown at the OpenOffice.org booth.
I will distill something out of the Doc Project presentation that was
given at the OOo
On 01/25/10 14:56, Cor Nouws wrote:
A Dutch speaking user asks if it is possible to jump to your
OpenOffice.org language directly, when you click in the link for
Documentation in the menu Help|Support.
http://documentation.openoffice.org/
Sounds nice in an ideal world. But apart from technical
I've imported the Calc page here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/nl/Makkelijk_overstappen_van_Excel_naar_Calc
The Writer page is here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/nl/Makkelijk_overstappen_van_Word_naar_Writer
[snip]
I've been looking over t
On 11/17/09 10:35, Cor Nouws wrote:
ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote (17-11-2009 9:43)
I've imported the Calc page here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/nl/Makkelijk_overstappen_van_Excel_naar_Calc
The Writer page is here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org
The overall project membership list is very long, and not real
informative [2].
But maybe their last login shows up somewhere in a logfile?
Possibly... but that is buried in the Colabnet infrastructure somewhere.
I cannot say how many people are active, or even
ever came back after joining
is there a possiblity to move Documenation/nl to NL/Documentation with
all subpages? There currently seems to be a 100 pages limit, maybe we
could lift that limit for this one move?
Done. I bumped the page move limitation for this move, and am now using
the WikiBot to tidy up the double redire
Http-Links in the same Wiki are evil and stupid.
I just replaced them all :-)
(at least those I could find with Search)
mmh, this can be probably done with a wiki bot automatically. A bot
running all 3 months or so and search for URLs starting with
htpp://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki. A
On 11/30/09 11:50, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
BTW, can somebody with the permission to do so please clear out
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Category:Candidates_for_speedy_deletion
Esp. the categories should go because the longer they stay, the
higher is the risk that they
On 11/30/09 12:04, bjoern michaelsen - Sun Microsystems - Hamburg
Germany wrote:
On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:53:58 +0100
"ccornell - OpenOffice.org" wrote:
What 100 page limit are you talking about?
see
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Special:MovePage/Documentation/nl
"Mo
is there a possiblity to move Documenation/nl to NL/Documentation with
all subpages? There currently seems to be a 100 pages limit, maybe we
could lift that limit for this one move?
It can be done... I've been thinking about setting up the WikiBot to do
this. It takes a bit of work to get it "
BTW, can somebody with the permission to do so please clear out
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Category:Candidates_for_speedy_deletion
Esp. the categories should go because the longer they stay, the
higher is the risk that they will be used again (although they are
redundant). Also, when
Please unsubscribe me from all list thank you
I've contacted this user off-list.
C.
--
Clayton Cornell ccorn...@openoffice.org
OpenOffice.org Documentation Project co-lead
StarOffice - Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Hamburg, Germany
-
I still find that people are using the full http path for links
within the Wiki... so a link to the next page shows as an external
link instead of an internal link. :-(
Ok, but is that a big problem?
Ultimately it gets the job done, but internal links really should not be
linked using extern
But that's not what I meant. What I meant is like in the file system:
absolute paths start at the root. So e.g. (imaginary)
[[Documentation/UserGuide/GettingStarted/chapter1]]
is an absolute path, while relative paths start with the present
document's path, so to link to the above Page from an
On 11/24/09 15:37, Nino Novak wrote:
Clayton, you changed several Categories und the DE/ Page tree. Now, to
me all seems messed up.
The only DE page I touched (outside of the WikiBot) was:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/DE/Documentation
How did the one change mess things up? Are the
BTW: can we see these users (some days ago I asked for some statistics,
now for example in this context, it would be interesting to know how
many contributors have made how many contributions)
I still have the statistics mails on my to-do list.
There are some basic user/access starts you can g
I don't believe that we will need Autopromotion in the near future as
this makes only sense in Wikis where hundreds of new contributors
register daily. So hopefully one day... but not now. In the end, I'd
guess we'll have 30-40 reviewers maximally.
True enough. I'm not in a rush to set Autop
I don't know if any of you noticed it yet... I've managed to install the
FlaggedRevs extension into the OOoWiki.
Documentation for this extension is found here:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:FlaggedRevs
It still needs a little tweaking on the options, but we can start using
it a
a little bit confused ... what's going wrong here?
All that is going on here is that on Friday I sent the Wiki bot over a
stack of uncategorized Documentation pages, and dumped them all into the
root Documentation Category. This was wrong... I should have put them
elsewhere (either in some I
My personal preference would be to create a Category
/ (where is the localized term)
as subcategory of Documentation
(as I have done for DE/Dokumentation)
To do this we need to enlist the help of people from the various NLC
communities.. I can't spell Documentation in Chinese... or Bulgarian.
One of the requests I got during OOoCon this year was to install a Wiki
Mind Map on the OOoWiki.
I've been experimenting with this off and on over the past few days, and
not really making a lot of progress.
Sophie suggested this one: http://www.wikimindmap.org/ If you click
About it will tak
Just thought if creating a translation page from a given doc page could
be facilitated by adding an Extension:CreatePage form that somehow (I
haven't had a closer look yet, maybe TJ could?) creates the destination
page with the correct pathname and directly opens it for editing?
(But this is ju
1) Move every page at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/w/index.php?title=Special:UncategorizedPages&limit=2400
in a at least vaguely fitting category. Those are maily a few huge
groups:
- ~700 pages in "Documentation/How Tos/Calc:"
- ~100 pages of "ReleaseStatus Minutes"
- ~100 pages of "Log Ma
I've created Help:Translating, and edited the Wiki Editing Policy to
transclude the text from the Help page back into the Policy page.
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Help:Translating
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Dashboard/Wiki_Editing_Policy#Localizing_Content
Arent there a few WikiBots that could be trained to do the task?
For Bot tasks I use pywikipediabot (Python based bot that's pretty easy
to use). I run it on my own computer at home, using a Bot user ID
that's set up specifically for this task.
It's hard to run the python bot on the server
I'm curious as to why this is happening? Is there perhaps a better way
to do this?
Simply because people don't think about what they are doing or don't
realize that they have replaced the original text. When I contact then
to tell them they've done this it's almost always surprise.. they did
OK, I'm done with the first pass at creating a Help:Extensions page
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Help:Extensions
I'll update this list and the linked Help pages when new extensions are
added/enabled.
I'll also eventually add this to the main Wiki Help page:
http://wiki.services.ope
I've imported the Calc page here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/nl/Makkelijk_overstappen_van_Excel_naar_Calc
The Writer page is here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/nl/Makkelijk_overstappen_van_Word_naar_Writer
I changed the Heading levels on
at
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/How_Tos/Calc:_FDIST_function
there is again the problem, that someone exchanged the English text
with a translation.
You are correct, but there seems to be a larger problem. Some 250 pages
of Russian-language documentation are in th
I was asked to forward this to the Doc Project mailing list... maybe
someone here would be interested...
==
Pearson is seeking an author to write a beginning level OpenOffice book.
The author candidate also needs to be a skilled presenter as video is a
key compo
I've moved the page that listed the individual chapters for the
published User guides.
The new page in the Wiki is here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/OOo3_User_Guides/Chapters
and the link from the Doc Project web page has been updated to point to
this Wiki page.
C.
So... despite evidence to the contrary, I actually did survive the trip
to Orvieto :-P
The conference was well organized this year. The Italian community did
an excellent job of arranging facilities, video streaming the sessions,
etc etc. Attendance was good, but I'm guessing not as many as i
I wonder if this would be useful in the OOoWiki for translations?
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Multilang
The part that caught my attention:
=
Usage
Especially small parts of texts like in templates (where you are forced
to use exactly the same template name) can e
On 10/15/09 11:42, Nino Novak wrote:
Does anybody know if there is any download statistics for the documents
located on oooauthors? Or their wiki derivates? Or any other
derivates/mirror sites? Sold books? and so on.
The stats project seems to be a little out of date. I did not find any
doc r
The only thing to do so far seems to put the right license Template on
every page. I'll try to do this in the next days.
That is how we're handling it on the Doc pages. Each page has a footer
(using a Template) that states what license the content is released
under... generally that would be
As I said, it's not so easy.
Attempts have been made in the past to clarify things across the Wiki
and bring all content under a known set of licenses. This has not
worked for many reasons.
Within the Documentation Project Wiki pages - the place *we* can
influence and control, we can and do
On 10/01/09 09:51, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
On 09/30/09 16:13, Clayton wrote:
A new user popped up on the OOoWiki, and this person has been busily
translating the OOo3 User Guides into Chinese. See:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Claire
Success! I got
On 09/30/09 16:13, Clayton wrote:
A new user popped up on the OOoWiki, and this person has been busily
translating the OOo3 User Guides into Chinese. See:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Claire
Success! I got in contact by email with this user. I'm sorting out
Then I'd suggest to start over ASAP.
Putting things right IMHO is an important prerequisite for productive
work.
Easy to say, but very difficult (but not impossible) to do.
Starting over introduces a lot of issues... maintaining 2 valid/live
Wikis is an admin nightmare. If you lock the old
On 09/29/09 11:30, T. J. Frazier wrote:
Done, major changes. Have a look. --/tj/
:-) Looks good! It makes more sense now... reading about styles and
seeing them called styles instead of templates.
C.
--
Clayton Cornell ccorn...@openoffice.org
OpenOffice.org Documentation Project co-l
However, the solution with captchas on external urls is not a good
soution - if a (human) spammer bypasses it, you still have to manually
check it. Whitelisting/Blacklisting could help automating this job (as
in MoinMoin).
Captchas on external URLs is just the default for the reCaptcha
extens
IMHO, the emails from the CategoryWatch are distinctly inferior to the
normal emails from the Watch List, in that they don't include a nice,
clickable link to the category being watched. Is it easy or hard, to add
something like that?
This adds more info... not changes what you get on the norm
I don't recall seeing anything like that in the extension's installation
instructions, although such things are commonly mentioned in other
extensions. You might leave a comment about what is actually required on
the extension's talk page. (I wouldn't know how to format the $wg stuff
properly.)
The Workflow extension is definitely experimental, but it looks like
any bugs would only affect its users, not the rest of us. Worth
considering.
Pure egoism: for me as user, a defined document state gives much more
confidence about the validity of the content.
The extension FlaggedRevs: htt
On 09/16/09 18:31, Nino Novak wrote:
On Wednesday 16 September 2009 17:50, Nino Novak wrote:
Did you try something like
$wgWatchSubpages['user'] = true;
or
$wgGroupPermissions['user' ]['watchsubpages'] = true;
This did it. Now you can see the new page in Special:Specialpages
I've tested
On 09/13/09 17:58, Nino Novak wrote:
Looks like MediaWiki still does not have a particularly usful watch
functionality.
In MoinMoin (another wiki engine), for example, you can set up a regex
for watched pages. For example, I'd like to watch all pages under the
DE/ hierarchy, particularly page
BTW, Clayton may correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think renaming the
page is the best way to handle this; you can simply change the
DISPLAYTITLE attribute on the existing page.
It depends... if the wrongly named page shows up in the breadcrumb
incorrectly, then I'd opt for renaming (moving
On 09/15/09 11:57, Nino Novak wrote:
On Tuesday 15 September 2009 11:52, Nino Novak wrote:
On Tuesday 15 September 2009 10:11, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
Before we roll this up into the main template, I'd like to see one
test done... see what happens when you export a page (that
Yes seen this in many examples but thought there might be a solution
without html (which goes better with the idea of a wiki).
The problem is that if you insert a space or another Wiki element
between the Wiki markup for numbered lists (ie #) the Wiki rendering
engine assumes you want to rest
which hardly could be stumbled upon except "by doing" ;-)
:-) Yes, you're right.
Therefore, a Big Thankyou to all the contributors of the big work done
so far which I just could use :-)
Don't forget yourself in this thank you too... you're asking the tough
questions... and they need to b
On 09/14/09 22:04, Nino Novak wrote:
As I didn't succeed in putting one of the Documentation/... templates
into a numbered list without breaking list order, I created a
simplified version:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Template:TEST/Doc/Note
which seems to work pretty well.
Could p
It makes sense to standardize everything to a master template that
everyone works to improve. All changes flow out from the master
template. All translations flow out from the master template. From
that point if someone really really wants to create an alternative, they
can easily spin off some
On 09/07/09 14:35, Nino Novak wrote:
On Monday 07 September 2009 10:08, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
A while back, the UX project requested that we install an extension
that would allow users to rate or rank a page.
Nice! We should look for some nice seagull icons replacing the stars
On 09/07/09 10:08, ccornell - OpenOffice.org wrote:
A while back, the UX project requested that we install an extension that
would allow users to rate or rank a page.
There were problems with the previous MediaWiki engine that prevented us
from rolling out this extension - those problems were
On 09/06/09 11:44, T. J. Frazier wrote:
User Nnino and I have completed the automated translation of the phrases
displayed by the template, MasterTOC ("Next page", for example). The
template now processes a new parameter line, "|Lang=XX", where "XX" is
the (case-sensitive) ISO code for the desi
BTW, FrameMaker 7.0 is available for the Macintosh. And recent UNIX
versions of FrameMaker are also available. Anything in the FM7 series
should be cheap via eBay. FrameMaker 8 or 9 would not be necessary for
DocBook, as even the "ancient" (still used in some houses) pre-2002 FM
6 would suffice
A while back, the UX project requested that we install an extension that
would allow users to rate or rank a page.
There were problems with the previous MediaWiki engine that prevented us
from rolling out this extension - those problems were corrected with the
most recent MediaWiki upgrade, so
I've added ToggleDisplay back to the Wiki. The rpoblems we had with
this extension and the older MediaWiki engine have been resolved, and
the extension is working correctly now (also being used on WikiPedia, so
it should be stable enough for our use as well).
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Ext
The Templates seem to be mainly in English. Maybe I'l translate some of
them when needing it. Following the same page naming convention might
be a good initial choice?
Yes, that is how the other translations have done it.
Ok. My drafts will appear in my own userspace
under /Drafts/DE/Documen
On 08/27/09 11:44, Nino Novak wrote:
Hi,
just considering to help filling the Wiki gaps regarding German
documentation, I wonder if there's some advice.
I tried to read the Wiki Editing Policy but found it much too complex,
too prescriptive.
Is it ok just to start and ask here if problems/
On 08/27/09 07:57, Leo Moons wrote:
Hello Jean,
This page is great and I hope it will attract some more contributors.
Would it be an idea to mention here that translating existings docs is
also an option?
Translation is definitely an option. To and from whatever languages...
For example,
On 08/18/09 12:24 AM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
From the documentation point of view, the only thing we can do is put
some pointers to places where people can get clipart and tell them how
to get it into the Gallery. The user guide chapters on graphics (esp.
the one in Getting Started) talk abo
On 08/17/09 11:13 PM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
As it appears nothing has been done on this issue, despite someone
saying in 2007 that they were going to, I recommend we close this issue.
The info is covered in the Writer Guide.
Done, marked as FIXED.
C.
--
Clayton Cornell ccorn...@open
On 08/17/09 11:02 PM, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
The info in this draft document (from 2006) is covered in a similar way
in the "Getting Started with Base" chapter of the Getting Started Guide,
although the sample database created is different.
I recommend we close this issue.
Done, marked as
On 06/12/09 18:42, Per Eriksson wrote:
Hello,
I have looked through the chapter User Configuration from a Multi-user
install under Windows Installation. It actually discusses the initial
startup more than what the title suggests.
I would rename this chapter to First Startup. Would anyone dis
On 06/13/09 02:55, LuisFdo wrote:
Joe, I´m Luis from Costa Rica too (Tibas) and i am having serious problems
with openoffice. The point is that about 2 months ago i tried to install a
new version of OpenOffice (3.2 I guess) and from that day I couldn´t work
properly with this software. This is
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