Hello All
Thanks for comments but now there is the following:
Community of developers using Java environment and same programming
language, is concerned about the further fate of a popular development in
the light of the impending takeover Sun Microsystems by Oracle. Large
software vendors also
sh...@pi-consult.by wrote (22-01-10 11:07)
\ Thanks for comments but now there is the following:
Community of developers using Java environment and same programming
language, is concerned about the further fate of a popular development
[...]
I've no reason to share any concern. Crystal
Andy: If you are going to be using these brochures for multiple
conferences and will have a steady stream of orders coming from
OpenOffice.org as a corporate identity, we offer just in time print on
demand for a series of products.
We support some very large Fortune 500 companies that use our
Hi Mak,
mak wrote on 2010-01-20 20.09:
Considering your concern (in a separate thread in dev list) over limited
marketing budget for this year, I've managed my organization to share a part
of the cost for DVD, already mentioned in my previous mail. Now, we will
need 400 US$ or 27,700 BDT.
Heavlin, Lee wrote:
Andy: If you are going to be using these brochures for multiple
conferences and will have a steady stream of orders coming from
OpenOffice.org as a corporate identity, we offer just in time print on
demand for a series of products.
We support some very large Fortune 500
Drew Jensen wrote:
Hi,
Is that the layout of the flyer or the actual production of the flyers?
Thanks
Drew
Drew,
Have you have time to look at the flyer? Contact me off list.
Andy
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail:
Im listing here some other organizations and bloggers who can possibly help
this effort:
http://www.oclc.org/us/en/default.htm
http://www.oss4lib.org/ (very active open source group for libraries)
http://www.webjunction.org
http://meredith.wolfwater.com/wordpress/ (information wants to be free)
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Im listing here some other organizations and bloggers who can possibly help
this effort:
http://www.oclc.org/us/en/default.htm
http://www.oss4lib.org/ (very active open source group for libraries)
http://www.webjunction.org
http://meredith.wolfwater.com/wordpress/
Hi Andy
I was thinking mostly in terms of letting them know OOo will be exhibiting
(free CDs and downloading available) and information on ODF will be
available, so hopefully they would help us get the word out that we will be
there though thier media outlets.
Best
Russell
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Hi Andy
I was thinking mostly in terms of letting them know OOo will be exhibiting
(free CDs and downloading available) and information on ODF will be
available, so hopefully they would help us get the word out that we will be
there though thier media outlets.
Best
Hi Drew
This is great: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/File:Booth.odg Noticed
all the work stations are Linux, i think we should definitely consider a
Windows station also :(
Russell
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 3:46 PM, Andy Brown a...@the-martin-byrd.netwrote:
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Hi
Hi
I agree ... while we should be encouraging people to use Linux, we have
to realise that Windows is just as important platform because so many
more people use Windows than Linux. We should be doing our best to
increase OOo usage, no matter what platform the user uses and by having
maybe one
Hamish Bell wrote:
Hi
I agree ... while we should be encouraging people to use Linux, we have
to realise that Windows is just as important platform because so many
more people use Windows than Linux. We should be doing our best to
increase OOo usage, no matter what platform the user uses and
Additionally the screen can accept a secondary input, so bring your
own laptop.
meant - so if anyone brings a Mac laptop?
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org
For additional commands, e-mail:
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Im listing here some other organizations and bloggers who can possibly help
this effort:
http://www.techsoupforlibraries.org/
This site has a very interesting page,
http://www.techsoup.org/stock/libraries/ .
Sun is listed as donating servers and MS as donating
Preventing software donations.. thats a concept :)
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Andy Brown a...@the-martin-byrd.net wrote:
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Im listing here some other organizations and bloggers who can possibly help
this effort:
http://www.techsoupforlibraries.org/
This site has a
Hi Christine, all,
First I'd like to thank you for your contributions to the OOo marketing
- all the topics you raised in your (admittedly nearly as long as mine)
mails are important and need to be discussed further.
If we could agree on using the Conf-call agenda [1] as general to-do
list
Knowing MS, I would not put it past them.
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Preventing software donations.. thats a concept :)
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 4:08 PM, Andy Brown a...@the-martin-byrd.net
wrote:
WorldLabel.com wrote:
Im listing here some other organizations and bloggers who can
possibly
Drew Jensen wrote:
Hi,
Is that the layout of the flyer or the actual production of the flyers?
Thanks
Drew
Drew,
On the wiki page you ask for someone to make the print the flyers.
Since the flyer is three pages and most black white let me know how
many you think will be needed
Hamish, Russel
Thanks again for prompting me to think a little more here.
My last trip cross country, I needed to use the public access computer
kiosks at a couple of small town libraries (as in middle of Wyoming
small). Both cases they had really nice printers (I was surprised a
little) but
Drew, interesting ideas
Yes, I've noticed when I use Ubuntu it is a lot faster than Win 7 (I
have previously used the Win 7 RC). Windows requires about 1 GB RAM and
16GB HDD and Ubuntu requires only 384 MB RAM and 8GB HDD.
I think letting people use a Linux PC with OO.o (doesn't matter too much
Drew Jensen wrote:
Hamish, Russel
Thanks again for prompting me to think a little more here.
My last trip cross country, I needed to use the public access computer
kiosks at a couple of small town libraries (as in middle of Wyoming
small). Both cases they had really nice printers (I was
Drew Jensen wrote:
Andy,
Sign - no. Joyce got a quote for a 3 ft banner today, but she hasn't
gotten that to me yet.
Flier - ah, tell you the truth I didn't really have to time to look that
over, I will do so this weekend OK.
Thanks
Drew
Drew,
As a reference, I can get a 6ft by
Drew,
As a reference, I can get a 6ft by 2.5ft heavy duty, reusable, sign for
around $51.00. I say reusable so that it can be used for, hopefully,
other events during the year.
Tell you what - can you take this as yours and coordinate with folks in
the art project (I see you sent an
Hi Florian,
Florian Effenberger wrote:
Hi Peter,
Peter Junge wrote on 2010-01-21 03.16:
Well among 13 people who voted there are 2 living in China (Dong
Xiaohong and me), 1 in Japan (Kobayashi-san) and Graham is AFAIR from
New Zealand. That' about 30%. Well, Graham doesn't seem to care about
Drew Jensen wrote:
Tell you what - can you take this as yours and coordinate with folks in
the art project (I see you sent an email already)
I will just pencil in $55.00 for a banner under projected costs and you
as the owner, if that's alright?
(it would really be nice to have a
I will be glad to do it. Don't worry about the cost as I think I can
cover that. If we do as others have with the CDs then we can recover at
least some of the cost.
Do you have the lead time needed for the printer after they 'acceptable'
the art?
27 matches
Mail list logo