simple that
you should be able to export to .doc format without any trouble in most
cases.
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Not g
includes JRE, or the download is for a Windows system
> that already has JRE on it?
For that matter, people whom I've urged to try OOo have asked me what
"JRE" means.
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man
tendency to think and speak well of those who help them. At some
conferences, outreach to journalists may even be the main reason for
attending.
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ions with them,
the stories they wrote, and what subjects they were interested in. With
this information, I could contact the right people for each story I was
trying to get out.
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th.
All of which brings up another point: before sending out a message to
the media, you need to know what you want to accomplish, and whether
you're likely to.
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utable media outlet, it's also a waste of time to write a
story that's really a hidden news release. At Newsforge, for example, I
believe that such submissions automatically get bounced. At best, they
get put into the NewsVac column.
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On Tue, 2005-08-16 at 07:47 -0400, Lars D. Noodén wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Aug 2005, Bruce Byfield wrote:
> [snip]
> > That means learning what makes a good story, and making sure that people
> > like me hear about it.
>
> Strife. That's what the mainstream seem
x27;t feel right about that, and
I doubt my editors would, either.
For these reasons, I think that both OOo and I would be better served if
I kept my help to an advisory role.
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> Bruce Byfield wrote:
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> > OOo had a good start about 15 months ago when Robin Miller from the OSTG
> > group (Newsforge, Slashdot) gave an IRC seminar in how to write an
> > effective news release. Unfortunately
with everything in the project, because I have other things to
write about as well.
OOo had a good start about 15 months ago when Robin Miller from the OSTG
group (Newsforge, Slashdot) gave an IRC seminar in how to write an
effective news release. Unfortunately, nobody in OOo seems
that about 50 people
decide what software to use based on his recommendations. He said that
he couldn't recommend OOo with Java, so that's a bunch of new users lost.
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e success, but not, so far, total success.
And, of course, until the final version is out, the group doing the work
(who seem largely Red Hat employees) may still have to make adjustments
once they succeed.
Still, it does seem the way to go.
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Hat is already working towards this goal, and it would
be worth helping just to defuse the issue.
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, all that would be needed is for OOo to cooperate with the
people already doing the work.
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I suspect they will).
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My review for version 2.0 on Newsforge has been Slashdotted. There's a
few questions and misconceptions flying in the comments, so if anyone
has any time, they might want to answer them.
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ra Sans is that it's shipped
with OOo.
BTW, the font editor I mentioned used to called pfaedit. It's now
FontForge, and as good as I remember it. Maybe it would be relatively
quick to design a font using only the letters of OpenOffice.org - it
would only need 10 glyphs, if I'm countin
As a replacement for Frutiger, what about Bitstream Vera Sans? It is
very close to Frutiger in design, although the letters are somewhat wider.
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