eric.bachard wrote:
Hi Erwin,
Erwin Tenhumberg a écrit :
Hi all,
I have started a wiki page for collecting content for the
OpenOffice.org 3.0 feature list page that I talked about before:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_3.0_Feature_List
That's a nice work. tha
;d like to invite everybody to contribute to the wiki page as well!
Thanks a lot and all the best,
Erwin
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Luis, and others,
Since OpenOffice.org 3.0 is a new major release, I think we need to
prepare more marketing material than we did for the minor releases
between 2
* Quickstarter for GNU/Linux
I never saw this feature in a final vanilla build. I've only seen it in
ooo-build and in a vanilla release candidate, so you may want to exclude
it from this list.
Hmm, o.k., I have to look into this, but I guess the Quickstarter isn't
the coolest feature anyway.
g and testing.
Just let me Know how can I help.
Best regards
Luis e. Vásquez r.
OpenOffice.org volunteer & support
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/*Fecha:*/ 25/04/2008 06:19:16 a.
/*Para:*/ dev@marketing.openoff
BTW, who is willing to help with screenshots and feature descriptions?
We even might want to include screencasts of key features.
Is anybody interested in helping with the OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta
"launch plan"? It would be useful to have some people help with writing
feature descriptions, taki
For 3.0 Beta, I think, it would be nice to have a feature list similar
to the ones we had for 1.1 and 2.0 again:
http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/2.0/index.html
http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/features/1.1/index.html
Since one key target audience for that page would be all the co
Hi all,
Who is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and likes doing booth duty
for OpenOffice.org and ODF?
Every now and then there is an event from Sun where OpenOffice.org gets
the opportunity to demo the OpenOffice.org application as well as the
project/community. In those cases it often
Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Joost,
Joost Andrae wrote (3-3-2008 0:00)
please let also Martin Hollmichel know when it's finished. I'll be on
CeBIT next week and Martin will stand-in for me (regarding the release).
Done - mailed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Have a good time at the CeBIT!
Cor, thanks a lot fo
est,
Erwin
Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Erwin,
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote (8-2-2008 14:27)
Where are we with the OpenOffice.org 2.4 release notes?
This says it al:
http://marketing.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=26198
Has anybody already started? In what areas is help needed?
I&
Cor, Sophie, ...
Where are we with the OpenOffice.org 2.4 release notes? Has anybody
already started? In what areas is help needed?
All the best,
Erwin
Cor Nouws wrote:
Cor Nouws wrote (3-2-2008 11:14)
Fine that you think it is OK. Then I'll drop a note on the forum (see
below).
Done
Hi Sophie,
Great idea! Actually I had a similar idea just the other day because
I think it's time to "recruit" more developers and ISV's. However,
I doubt that we already have such a flyer. Maybe we even want to
create a white paper. I definitely would like to work together with
you on such a doc
I can't see any economic reason for a system builder installing MS Works
on a computer instead of OOo unless M$ is actually paying them to do
it.
System builders might not get money for installing MS Works, but they
might get money (e.g. via revenue sharing) from selling upgrades to the
full MS
Things like the OOo facebook group, more Youtube Videos and more
presence on things like stumble upon, digg, youtube, slideshare,
mugshot and so on.
Also the need of more non profit entities in countries so that
openoffice.org scale to large deployments. basically we are finding that
OOo ven
Also, we should consider a sponsored Facebook Group or other Facebook-based advertising.
Apple has one specifically targeting students, and has built up over 400,000 group
members. (We do have a free group already, "OpenOffice.org Users", which might
be enough.) Or perhaps some other types of a
Hi,
I'm not saying this already exists, but I thought it would be useful
to highlight the following existing wiki pages again:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Market_Share_Analysis
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Major_OpenOffice.org_Deployments
http://wiki.services.openoffice.
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
On 2007-04-27, at 10:14 , Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Hi all,
Who here on this list is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and would
be interested in helping with booth duty? OpenOffice.org will have a
presence
in the exhibition area at JavaOne, and I would not mind
Hi all,
Who here on this list is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and would
be interested in helping with booth duty? OpenOffice.org will have a presence
in the exhibition area at JavaOne, and I would not mind a little help.
Cheers,
Erwin
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Hi all,
Quick question. I hope you can help me.
What tools (online services and software tools that can be installed
on a server) do you know that can be used to setup "quick polls", i.e.
online polls that last for a few days and where participants can view
the voting results?
Thanks,
Erwin
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I was just made aware of the following OpenSolaris learning
resources that can be used by universities as part of their
curriculum:
http://opensolaris.org/os/community/edu/curriculum_development/
Maybe we could come up with similar topics for OpenOffice.org!?
Cheers,
Erwin
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FYI
"The polls are closed and the results are in for the 2006
LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards
(http://www.linuxquestions.org/awards/). Among the winners are Ubuntu,
Firefox, MySQL and OpenOffice.org. The Members Choice Awards allow
members of the Linux community to choose their favorite
One more thing. Can you add the success story to our wiki page:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Market_Share_Analysis
Thanks,
Erwin
Görkem Çetin wrote:
Hi
For the last 3 years, OpenOffice.org products have been successfully
used in Ankara Atatürk Public Hospital, just exceeding 5
These are great news! Do you have a public link?
Thanks
Erwin
Görkem Çetin wrote:
Hi
For the last 3 years, OpenOffice.org products have been successfully
used in Ankara Atatürk Public Hospital, just exceeding 500 clients.
Thanks to everyone who made OpenOffice.org the best open source offic
I clarified it on my blog (at least from my perspective, Simon can
correct me). Simon was referring to the marketing people at Sun, not
the people subscribed to this alias, i.e. the members of the
OpenOffice.org marketing project. ;-)
I report to Simon since July 2006. Others have joined his team
Great news!
Marko, thanks a lot for sending this to the marketing list.
Best regards,
Erwin
Marko Gronroos wrote:
(I hope this is the most suitable list for these news.)
Ministry of Justice of Finland has made the decision to adopt the Open Source
OpenOffice.org suite as its office software
Wow! These are great news!
Erwin
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Below is a fast and sloppy translation of the article.
The original is here: http://www.digi.no/php/art.php?id=355064
-Lars
OpenOffice.org translators receive prize
by Eirik Rossen
This years prize for advancement of Free Software went
Two page brochure is a bit of a misnomer, in that there are always four
pages.:-) You may like to check out the "2page brochure" template at
http://documentation.openoffice.org/Samples_Templates/User/template_2_x/brochure_2page.ott and see if it can be adapted to your goals.
I'm looking for an
06 07:47, Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Hi all,
Do we have a two-page OpenOffice.org flyer that talks about both,
the application and the project?
I'm aware of the 4-page flyer at
http://marketing.openoffice.org/2.0/marketingmaterials.html
However, even though the flyer is very nice, it doe
I've got a bit of time today. I'll start on one
Great! Thanks a lot!
Erwin
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Hi all,
Do we have a two-page OpenOffice.org flyer that talks about both,
the application and the project?
I'm aware of the 4-page flyer at
http://marketing.openoffice.org/2.0/marketingmaterials.html
However, even though the flyer is very nice, it does not talk
enough about the project and
I thought it was already listed. In our last ODF Adoption TC call
it was mentioned that StarOffice, IBM Workplace and OpenOffice.org
(and others) were already listed. Unfortunately, I did not double
check. Sorry!
Probably we can take a paragraph from the features/overview pages!?
Erwin
Lauren
I will already spent the weekend in Lyon. Thus, any time should
work for me.
Cheers,
Erwin
John McCreesh wrote:
I'd like to have a get-together of Marketing Project folks -
particularly MarCons - at OOoConf during the "community meetings" day
(Monday)
http://marketing.openoffice.org/ooocon200
Finn Gruwier Larsen wrote:
It's very interesting to see that Microsoft once again is behind this
OOo FUD.
Can we use this important information from Simon in an official answer
to the attack?
I guess we should not use the information and I'm not convinced that it
is a wise thing to do, i.e.
Have we ever done this? Yes and no.
We once got an offer from a Munich-based newspaper with a circulation
of 800,000 copies. Since they are/were using OpenOffice.org themselves,
they wanted to give something back by printing ads for free in cases
where they have free ad space.
I created a few ad
Hello Jacqueline,
Thanks a lot for all your help and hard work!
I hopt to see you again at some future OpenOffice.org Conference!
Cheers,
Erwin
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
Hello
I would like to formally advise that John and Cristian are the new leads
of the Marketing Project, and have been f
FYI
"Welcoming this initiative and highlighting its importance in Indian IT
Scenario, Chandershekhar, secretary, Ministry of Information &
Technology, Government of India said, "We are glad to note that with
formation of a National ODF alliance, India too would be playing a
pivotal role in spearh
FYI
"The OpenDocument Format (ODF) is to be the standard format for
exchanging documents within the Belgian government. This proposal, which
is expected to be approved by Belgium's Council of Ministers on Friday,
increases the pressure from governments worldwide on Microsoft to
embrace open stand
Hello everybody,
This is just a short reminder that the deadline for the
call for papers (CFP) for the OpenOffice.org Conference 2006
is approaching very quickly. There are only about two weeks
left. The deadline is 1 June 2006!
Details about the CFP can be found here:
http://marketing.openoffic
Shouldn't that list also include:
i) IME's;
ii) Translation Tools --- both machine & human;
Which ones come to your mind?
Cheers,
Erwin
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Hi all,
Since many (potential) OpenOffice.org users are looking for
complementary tools and applications (both open source and
commercial), I put together a draft OpenOffice.org Solutions
page:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Solutions
Any solution that can help users to
Welcome Cristian!
Great to have you on the project!
All the best,
Erwin
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
Hello
I would like to announce a new co-lead of the Marketing Project,
Cristian Driga. As one of the most active contributors I'm sure you will
agree that Cristian needs little or no introduct
FYI
There are some new OpenOffice.org t-shirts on CafePress.com!
The design ideas come from the recent Sun Redmond bus campaign.
Here is the URL:
http://www.cafepress.com/sunopensource
Cheers,
Erwin
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Hi all,
Here are some to-do's for people who want to help with doing
marketing for the project (not just the application or the
OpenDocument format).
Both the location and the dates for the next OpenOffice.org
conference are fixed. What needs to happen now - in close
collaboration with the Frenc
Hi all,
I created a new OpenOffice.org Market Share Analysis wiki page:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Market_Share_Analysis
The page tries to provide a tabular summary of the following page:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Major_OpenOffice.org_Deployments
Please help to
Does anybody have comments? I think I haven't seen any, yet.
Thanks,
Erwin
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
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Thanks,
Erwin
Subject:
OOoCon 2006 - Call for Location - Dra
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Since I don't know all the details about this incident I will
try to stay neutral by saying that my understanding is that any
elected project lead is empowered to do whatever he or she thinks
is necessary to run the project.
Does that exte
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Thanks,
Erwin
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Hi all,
As you most likely know, a close to final draft of the call for location
for OOoCon 2006 is available in our Wiki:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/OOoCon_2006_Call_for_Location
I haven't
Since I don't know all the details about this incident I will
try to stay neutral by saying that my understanding is that any
elected project lead is empowered to do whatever he or she thinks
is necessary to run the project.
In cases of disagreement between different parties, the Community
Counci
here you have :
http://www.2rss.com/atom2rss.php?atom=http%3A//ooonewsletter.blogspot.com/atom.xml
You may want to know that Deepankar Datta is the one in charge of the
site, although I submit some articles from time to time also.
Yes, Deepankar is the key person behind the newsletter!
I'm just
OpenOffice.org 2.0 RC3
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/stx12?entry=openoffice_org_2_0_rc3
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Hi all,
As you might remember, our anniversary is due very soon. Thus,
here are a few more things that we need or at least should try
to get done until the 12th:
1.) Create a birthday cake (logo) with five candles
=> art project?, fallback: Erwin
2.) Create a summary of key news of the p
This time with the subject I had in mind. ;-)
Erwin
Hi all,
As you might remember, our anniversary is due very soon. Thus,
here are a few more things that we need or at least should try
to get done until the 12th:
1.) Create a birthday cake (logo) with five candles
=> art project?, fal
I think collaboration/co-marketing makes a lot of sense. I even could
imagine doing some work together with KOffice, AbiWord and other
projects that support OpenDocument.
Yes, on a feature level OpenOffice.org is competing with KOffice, but
the success of OpenDocument is critical to both projects
Hi Jacqueline,
I think going after the NFP sector is a great idea!!!
I'm for example a member of the local church community and
my ballroom dancing club.
People who are more interested in "selling high" can even do
that, provided that they are members of sailing or golf clubs. ;-)
Business scho
I will see what I can do, but I personally for sure won't speak
in the name of the OpenOffice.org project of Sun. ;-)
Wouldn't that be missing an important PR opportunity?
Not necessarily, I can still refer to the local OpenOffice.org
project leads here in Germany or get Sun PR involved.
Yes,
My limited experience, trying to get a PR release after Corel announced
plans to support Linux, is that this is not quick.
The recent beta 2 announcement was prepared within 24 hours.
The were some issues coming from the release engineering side
that caused an additional delay, but the announcem
But this particular case highlights a problem. News is immediate in many
cases. This is perhaps the biggest thing since the Munich case and this
thread started on Wednesday. The marketing list has been pretty quiet
for months and recently we have had 210 posts on some fairly important
issues such
Yeah, so I went and did it myself.
Which is perfectly fine, since you did not act as an OpenOffice.org
"official", and the articles had great impact! Congratulations!
Any official OpenOffice.org response however, should follow
OpenOffice.org guidelines, e.g. have people review and
official stat
MA doesn't need help from OOo Marketing. They need a vendors and, as I
said before, IBM, Novell and others will do.
Will either MA or Novell join the OpenDocument TC?
Just curious!?
All the best,
Erwin
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Ian Lynch wrote:
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 14:02 -0700, Adam Moore wrote:
I wanna be somebody and not just anybody. Because if nobody is going
to do it at least I am somebody.
Sounds good to me. You probably need to E-mail Jacqueline though after
what was said about speaking on behalf of the pr
Sorry, I had to be busy with other stuff. Why don't you propose
something to the PR list and maybe even write the first draft?
All the best,
Erwin
Adam Moore wrote:
On 9/1/05, Ian Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 12:31 -0400, swhiser wrote:
BTW, we were talking about P
Hi all,
We still have some time because beta 2 just got released, but I think we
should prepare a press kit for OpenOffice.org 2.0 final like we had for
previous major releases.
I created a new issue for this effort which includes a link to an old
press kit:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/
Funny, I also just sent an email regarding a press kit. ;-)
I think we should pick the nicest logos, screenshots, flyers, etc.
and either copy them to a new location or probably better just
link to them from the press kit location.
Here are the links to the outdated press kits:
http://www.op
FYI
"The software giant is offering over 60 government and international
organizations the option to view proprietary source code for the latest
version of its Office software, including Outlook, Microsoft Word, and
Excel.
...
Although Microsoft Office remains the most popular business software,
Onn Chee,
Would the event focus on users or developers? What kind of sessions
would you like to have? What time frame and location do you suggest?
Would it be o.k. to have the sessions in English? If not, what would
be the preferred language?
BTW, since your proposing an OpenOffice.org conferenc
I'd love to review them.
BTW, do we have anybody here who could review German content coming
from me?
Erwin
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Daniel,
Do you have any new articles drafted? If yes, could these be
"constructively" reviewed somewhere, e.g. on the
So why dont they work with us? Novell has a fork, Red Hat and Ubuntu
build on the Novell fork. IBM is working thier own fork under the SISSL
and not contributing back. The question must be asked, "Do we have bad
breath?"
I think these companies can (and BTW do) speak for themselves.
Most i
Daniel,
Do you have any new articles drafted? If yes, could these be
"constructively" reviewed somewhere, e.g. on the PR list?
Cheers,
Erwin
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One more comment, many individual developers become corporate developers
at some point!
Erwin
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
Why then are Sun people connected with the project going around saying
constantly that the priority is to increase the number of developers.
Somebody does not understand the
I said *independent* developers...tofu-eating communists who are not
employed or are working for themselves.
If they developed code for OpenOffice.org outside of OpenOffice.org and
thus showed serious interest in developing for the project, I do care.
Otherwise I'm much less interested, because
Why then are Sun people connected with the project going around saying
constantly that the priority is to increase the number of developers.
Somebody does not understand the problem(s)...or there is a big
disconnect. There are reasons why it's hard to attract volunteers to
this project, coders
Professional laid back?
Aww, does that mean I have to wear a tie and one of those sporty looking
coats ;)
(seriously people, we're all on the same team)
I just would like to avoid personal accusations.
Erwin
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when they are
very important.
Fine, next time I'll just keep my ideas to myself and just let you
wonder why so few people contribute to OOo.
Cheers,
Daniel.
Erwin Tenhumberg wrote:
* Articles on using OOo. We have 5 main applications, lots of
advanced features, many of which set us a
Hi all,
In general it would be nice if people tried to maintain a professional
laid-back communication style!
Thanks,
Erwin
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There is a contradiction here. You and Louis and others at Sun have
always been saying, 'We need to get more developers...'
I'm saying that it's possible they aren't coming for a reason, but you
seem afraid to find out why.
I'm not afraid, I just want to set the right expectations. Not all
c
* Articles on using OOo. We have 5 main applications, lots of advanced
features, many of which set us appart from the competiton. Surely we can
write articles about this.
I don't have issues with people explaining OpenOffice.org via articles
provided that they are (somewhat) correct. It might b
Erwin-
This comment is a bit scary. It's the point of getting input...from
people who have been turned off by OOo's licensing setup...those who
have not been participating.
-Sam
I just don't believe in demanding statements coming from "random"
people. It's like saying if creates a foundation
I don't like the idea of only a small number of people being able to do
PR. However, if could be assured that this small group could actually
maintain a high press presence and respond to events quickly (eg. "an
open letter from Corel on OpenDocument") I would feel more confortable.
The number
What you term "non-OOo developers" could mean any of us on the Marketing
list.
Some people might feel offended, but yes, I include people like you and
me who do not write code and do not have to make their living from
writing code.
The whole GPL/foundation question is not just a philosophical i
I think this is a bit of a different issue really. On a booth, its
unlikely that you will always have available an "official spokesperson"
unless there are very many of them. Some shows might have press people
there to talk to others don't. We didn't see any press at NEA but there
were press peopl
This I completely understand and is something that I struggle with
understanding for myself. That said our PR work is not very good right now.
I have posted for people to join me in increasing our PR with press and have
gotten little response other than to say I'm posting to the wrong list and
I wonder how many comments will actually come from real OpenOffice.org
contributors or at least people who have expressed serious believable
interest in developing for OpenOffice.org.
I'm personally less interested in philosophical comments from open
source "advocates" who for example do not have
Hi all,
Due to the recent discussions there seem to be more general
questions that need to be answered independently of the actual
events and the people going to those events.
For example, is it better being present at an event at all, even if
the presence is poor, than having no presence?
Sinc
The gross mismanagement of this project -- leaving aside its bad
structure -- is too big an insult to ignore.
If you think ...
( I could not find a better translation for "Wenn Du meinst ...".)
Erwin
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redundant effort; look at Firefox pulling away.
BTW, why don't you spend your time on FireFox then?
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I fear this is what Sun/Microsoft want of OOo, to leave room for the
StarOffice brand, but sadly this is a self-immolating strategy. It is
Please, not the paranoid Sun/Microsoft story again! Sun could have
easily pulled out all engineers if Sun had wanted to.
one reason why GPL'ing and restruc
Thanks a lot to all for pointing me to the existing resources!
I'll try to consolidate the content from all the different
presentations into one standard presentation. I also will include
2-3 slide designs/layouts.
What slide designs/layouts from the existing slides do you like in
particular? Wh
Hi all,
Please help to promote the OpenOffice.org Conference!
For example, if you're a blogger, you can just put a logo or banner
on your website:
http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/dancer?entry=please_help_to_promote_the
Also invite friends, relatives, co-workers, etc.! In addition, let the
oth
Hi all,
A few weeks ago somebody mentioned the word "upgrade" as a possible
messaging theme, which I personally found really interesting.
In case people decide to create any t-shirts, cups or posters for
OpenOffice.org 2.0, what do you think about the following statements:
* "Upgrade to data fre
We will definitely be there, details will follow. Will you be there, too?
I'm sorry, I won't, but I will be at EuroOSCON Amsterdam and LinuxWorld
Frankfurt.
Cheers,
Erwin
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I don't know if this model works, but we thought it could be a good idea
to have one ready-to-use-presentation, available in different "sizes".
However, so far, no volunteers have been found. :-(
That is what I had in mind too when we created the OpenOffice.org 1.1
standard presentation. Nobody
there is one, where the German OpenOffice.org team will be present. I
don't know if it fits into your "important" category, but here we go: ;-)
* Systems, Munich, Germany
October 24th-28th
Great! Thanks! Yes, the Systems event is definitely one of the more
important ones.
Cheers,
Erwin
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Hi all,
We still probably have a few weeks, but I would like to start getting
the marketing items for OpenOffice.org 2.0 ready, too.
Thus, Do we have all the logos, banners, buttons, CD labels, etc. that
we need for OpenOffice.org 2.0? Has everything been posted to
http://marketing.openoffice.or
Hi all,
Soon the agenda for OOoCon 2005 should be online. Once that
happens we all need to help promoting OOoCon 2005 in order to
attract more attendees.
Thus, if you are bloggers, members of other open source teams/
mailing lists or have close connections to popular web sites
(e.g. Slashot), pl
Hi all,
I'd like to know who is currently actively blogging about open source
in general and OpenOffice.org in particular. How up-to-date is the list
at http://www.openoffice.org/editorial/blogs.html?
Hopefully some bloggers can help to create some buzz around
OpenOffice.org 2.0 around the time
Hi all,
For OpenOffice.org 1.1 some community members and I created a standard
presentation to be used as the basis for any kind of presentation about
OpenOffice.org. AFAIK, the presentation even got translated into other
languages than English.
Three questions:
1.) Do you think it would be us
Hi all,
Since OpenOffice.org 2.0 should be ready for release in a few weeks,
I'd like to get an overview about important upcoming events where we
will or would like to present OpenOffice.org.
Here are a few that come to my mind (from an obviously European
perspective):
* OpenOffice.org Confere
Hi all,
I just wanted to provide you with some background information from
my point of view on this topic.
A few weeks ago when someone raised the question about attending
LinuxWorld SF, I checked with Sun's desktop group event marketing
person if we could/would have an OpenOffice.org pod again.
Hi Mark,
We (Sun + migration partners) are currently helping several
OpenOffice.org and StarOffice enterprise and government
users with their (macro) migrations.
As was already mentioned here on the list, we are working
on macro migration tools. The migration results based on
the files that we a
FYI
http://www.redmonk.com/sogrady/archives/000732.html
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I guess we need to make some noise!!!
Read this:
http://blogs.msdn.com/brian_jones/archive/2005/06/01/424085.aspx
Cheers,
Erwin
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