On Thu, 2011-05-19, Ian Lynch wrote:
> if we need 10m per year lets work out strategies to generate it.
>
+1
--Jean
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On Thu, 2011-03-31 at 16:32 -0700, Andy Brown wrote:
> Joomi Lee wrote:
> > My version doesn't do that.
> >
> Which version are you using? Which operating system, it may make a
> difference.
>
> Andy
And are you trying to print from Writer or one of the other components?
How are you printing?
On Tue, 2011-03-29 at 15:34 -0700, Joomi Lee wrote:
> How do I subscribe to the suggestion box email list? I think the next
> version of OpenOffice should allow the user to print a highlighted
> selection.
It does this already.
--Jean
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Are the results of the Budapest discussion available? Recording,
transcript, minutes, notes, anything? Might be useful info for people
who were not there but would like to participate.
--Jean
Jean Hollis Weber
Co-Lead, OpenOffice.org Documentation Project
On Thu, 2010-11-18 at 16:23 +0100
On Wed, 2010-10-13, Alex Fisher wrote:
> Since I live in (well, a one hour train ride from) Brisbane, I'll be thinking
> of attending. And if someone better able than I cares to organise a stall,
> I'll most certainly be available to help man it.
>
> Unfortunately, I'm not very experienced in or
Is anyone planning to attend Linux.conf.au in Brisbane, Australia next
January? Specifically, is anyone planning to have a stall at the Open
Day? I think Open Days (which are free for attendees) are an excellent
way to reach current and potential users.
I don't see anything listed for 2011 on the
On Wed, 2010-10-06, Alex Fisher wrote:
> Secondly, "Libre Office"!? Come on! For a Francophone (and probably speakers
> of the other Romance languages) the name might mean something. But to an
> Anglophone, who is not "into" OSS, it conveys no meaning at all. The same
> would apply to virtually
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
what do you think about creating a special kind of merchandising
articles to be sold at fairs, on the OOoCon or even online (coming back
to the idea of an OOo shop)?
My idea derives from the possibility to design personalized stamps in
several countries serving as of
Ian Lynch wrote,
> Open Document Foundation... Its members ... have a particular
> view that is not held by too many others as far as I can tell.
> Sort of makes a bit of a nonsense of the their title really.
> They can't be an Open Document Foundation if they don't support
> the Open Document fil
Allen Pulsifer wrote:
To all the OpenOffice users who might be interesting in trying out IBM Lotus
Symphony (Beta):
DO NOT INSTALL IBM Lotus Symphony (Beta) !!!
I tried it out. It took over all of my OpenDoc file associations, without
warning, and installed itself into a handful of other fi
Please pardon the giant "snip" and a reply to only one point in
Graham's note. I agree with all he said, but wanted to expand on
one item.
Graham Lauder wrote:
We shouldn't be selling the software.[...]
We need to be selling the migration process.
Part of the support information for the mi
Cor Nouws wrote:
Per Eriksson schreef:
How is the new Report Builder used? Anyone got some basic experience?
Just to get some feel for the tool.
Well, pls see today's archives of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not something that makes you feel better: the information for the
not-experienced user seems to
Of particular interest, given the marketing priorities we've
identified for OOo2.3, is this:
"... newly added for SCALE 6X is a Friday conference on
education: “Open Source in Education” which focuses on
opportunities for Open Source in the field of education."
A natural for OpenOffice.org,
Interesting article:
"Open-source strategy: Documentation = dollars", by Matt Asay
http://blogs.cnet.com/8301-13505_1-9774567-16.html
Here is a quote from the article:
"People don't visit a software company's website to read about
the executives. They visit the website to get information on the
I think the Documentation Project's revised first page does a
good job of separating (on the one page) the material for
contributors and the material for consumers/users (in the case of
Marketing, the press, amongst others). And no, it wasn't me who
designed the Docs page. ;-)
http://documenta
John McCreesh wrote:
OpenOffice.org 3.0 timeline
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/openoffice_org_3_0_at
Thanks, John! I must find time to read more about the new feature
set. Hmmm... pardon my ignorance, but is "MS Office12" the same
thing as "MS Office 2007", or something else? I get lost
The problem turned out to be the permissions on the source file.
I changed the permissions and all is working now.
Cheers, Jean
Earlier, I wrote:
I hope someone here can help me solve a problem I'm having with
the OOo wiki.
I tried to upload an image (.PNG), following the instructions in
the
I hope someone here can help me solve a problem I'm having with
the OOo wiki.
I tried to upload an image (.PNG), following the instructions in
the wiki help. The image uploaded (and displayed) only part of
the file, although the image size (in pixels) was correctly
reported and a box of that s
In preparation for a talk I'm giving about OOo, I started
wandering around the Marketing Project's web pages, and noticed
that the "How to Help" page says "last updated 12 November 2004"
and the contact person is listed as Jacqueline McNally. Many
items on the list look at first glance to be ol
When I enlarge the fonts on these pages big enough for me to
read, the words to the right of the big "Great Software" graphic
overwrite the row of little pictures below it.
And is the large "Why OpenOffice.org" at the top supposed to be
so pale that it's almost invisible? (Also the words "home
Would you like Dell (one of the largest computer sellers) to sell
computers with OpenOffice.org pre-installed?
Dell is struggling a bit, so it created an "Idea Storm" page to
find out what users wanted. The #1 idea so far? Linux
pre-installed. The request is to include options for the top-3
di
Rail Aliev wrote:
About banner. I think it will be easier if you print a banner yourself
using artwork published on Marketing Website [1]. At least it will be
cheaper than sending you the same thing from another country.
Not necessarily cheaper. I have found that having a banner
printed (fr
I've just seen the new "Why OpenOffice.org" page, after receiving
the announcement about the "Take a Test Drive - Keep the Car!"
campaign. I must say I think this is brilliant, and commend those
who did it.
Cheers, Jean
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Charles Schulz wrote:
Jean Hollis Weber a écrit :
eric b wrote:
Since end 2005, I'm searching funds, hardware, developers (all are
volunteers, and receive no money).
Eric, please tell us how people who want to donate money to your Mac
porting project can make a donation and be sure th
eric b wrote:
Since end 2005, I'm searching funds, hardware, developers (all are
volunteers, and receive no money).
Eric, please tell us how people who want to donate money to your
Mac porting project can make a donation and be sure that it is
going to your project. I know only one way to se
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
The germanophone project runs short of our OpenOffice.org pins and
wants to re-order 1.000 more pins in this design:
http://www.familie-dippold.de/Openoffice.org/pin_and_cufflinks.png
I'm getting a "Not Found" on that URL. The "Openoffice.org" part
seems to be the prob
André Wyrwa wrote:
Quick user guides which list any differences over Office for new users.
Glad you mention that. I felt the need for something like that as well.
I know there are some migration guides, but the ones I've run into so
far are rather more or less incomplete personal experiences.
When are the revised Guidelines for Participation going to be up
on the main OOo website? The link from the About Us page still
points to the old guidelines, which do not include the new
section on Commercial Activity.
Given that the links to the printed copies of the OOoAuthors
books (a majo
Cor Nouws wrote:
As a result of the work of and with Sophie, I've once again composed the
list with short descriptions of new features. It can be found at:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing-PR-OOo2.0.3
Also there is the link to the document with full information.
Thank you,
Support wrote:
Perhaps that was a bit strong and it was not directed at anyone personally
but was written towards the Marketing Project in general out of frustration.
Yes, I am disappointed and frustrated. I also watched a lot of things happen
here during the last year. The best thing that happe
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
As mentioned by someone earlier today, those ads were not for
Abiword. They were for some other program.
--Jean
Oh I thought it was AbiWord, would be interesting to see which program
was that. I was under the impression it was abiword. My bad.
I just looked in
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Really is our fault for not doing much 'think out of the box' like
the folks from abiword. For all our google links we could have had
some campaigns up on Google ads.
We did, at one point, a couple of years ago. A unnamed donor enabled
us to have a slew of ads fo
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Cor Nouws wrote:
Even on a new computer, using the latest version, when I start OOo I
can go to the kitchen, get a drink and come back just when the
application is loading.
You must be joking here.
Or you mean a 'kitchen' right on your desk and with a very small cup
t
Finn Gruwier Larsen wrote:
Louis Suarez-Potts skrev:
Keep posted on releases@ for more info on the status of 2.0.3 and the
usual release notes.
Which project does that list belong to? There doesn't seem to be a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
It's releases@openoffice.org
Subscribe in the usual w
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
I can't find a list of the new or changed features in the forthcoming
2.0.3 release. Can someone point me to the right place? Thanks for
any help you can give me.
The RC for 2.0.3 is not ready yet so my understanding is that things
are not entirely settled or if t
I can't find a list of the new or changed features in the
forthcoming 2.0.3 release. Can someone point me to the right
place? Thanks for any help you can give me.
--Jean
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Jacqueline McNally wrote:
I would like to propose John McCreesh as the new Marketing Project Lead.
John has made a huge contribution to the project prior and during his
role as Co-Lead. Contributing to the website content and infrastructure,
drafting and editing the Strategic Marketing Plan, and
http://toorg.blogspot.com/
Two of the reasons listed are OpenOffice.org and the OpenDocument
format. :-)
Cheers, Jean
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Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
Rajagopal Iyer wrote:
A humble suggestion:
How about "get legal - get openoffice" as bumper stickers and
distribute it in malls?
It's a fine suggestion (not sure about mails...)
[...]
As to distributing it in the mail: that's pretty expensive. Easier and
possibly
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
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lang.openoffice.org.
I would like to propose that we compile a single repository for all
material related to migrating to OpenOffice.org from MS Office. Right
now, we have lots of great stuff but it's a
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
Lars D. Noodén wrote:
Proper nouns are capitalised and not everyone agrees that the
internet is a proper noun.
The name "the Internet" has been a proper noun as long as I've been
aware of it. There is a difference between *an* internet and *the*
Internet.
Plea
I posted a link to the "get legal" campaign on a Technical
Writers' list. Here is one response. -- Jean
"A poll has indicated 86% of users would prefer to try
OpenOffice.org 2 rather than buy MS-Office 2007." But the
link is to an Australian online survey about Office 2003.
"Studies have shown
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
John McCreesh wrote:
[...] I
think it's worth a discussion (both here and in LWN) about how we proceed
in future.
I suspect there may not be a lot of discussion on this until the 11 May.
I was going to ask "what is the significance of 11 May?" but then
I saw the
Ian Lynch wrote:
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
Ian Lynch wrote:
+1 Let's publicise this on every list we are on.
What do you mean every list we are on?
Well, I'm on a lot of other lists, I assume other people are too. I
posted to Schoolforge UK and some Usenet groups I subscribe to. Viral
mark
Cristian Driga wrote:
John McCreesh wrote:
Comments please on http://why.openoffice.org/get_legal.html
Some more suggestions for the campaign: [...]
+1 to Cristian's suggestions.
--Jean
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Apologies for the lateness of this report. Before Easter I
mentioned that I was going to be demonstrating OOo to some
writers, editors, and publishers at a science-fiction convention
in Australia.
As often happens, things didn't work out quite as planned.
Despite that, I am quite happy with t
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
I answered on [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrt my next drafts on
http://familie-dippold.de/OpenOffice.org/proposals_for_get_legal_button.html
I prefer the second one, but with "get legal!" in lower case, not
all caps.
--Jean
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From Tina Gasperson's "LinuxWorld expo wrapup" report on 7 April,
http://business.newsforge.com/business/06/04/06/1734213.shtml?tid=18
The most enthusiastic "booth being" at the show was
OpenOffice.org's Louis Suarez-Potts. He was practically jumping
up and down as he talked to me about the impo
Glad to hear LWE was such a success, with so many great
contributions from different people around the world and good
contacts made.
Did someone take photos of the booth?
--Jean
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
LinuxWorld Expo Boston ended yesterday night and it was from our
perspective quite a s
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
I think the mention of "create PDFs with the
need for a separate program" is what really got his attention. :-)
That should, of course, read "create PDFs *without* the need for
a separate program". I got it right in my email to the organiser,
at
e of how people can use
their professional peer networks as a marketing opportunity. Is your focus
on getting them to use OOo in their own organisations, or on getting them
to publish articles, books, etc on OOo (and/or including CDs)?
John
On Tue, April 4, 2006 09:15, Jean Hollis Weber wrot
A slightly different approach to reaching potential end-users...
I will be demonstrating OOo at a series of publishing workshops
at the Australian national science fiction convention at Easter
in Brisbane. Attendees include writers, editors and publishers
(both professional and wannabees). I'l
There is a list on the web page mentioned in the announcement.
You have to scroll down aways to find it.
--Jean
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Who is in the judging pannel?
Daniel.
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
You may have noticed we have a running competition for developer
articles.
[snip]
Detaile
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
On 2006-03-10, at 16:18 , Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Please refer to my note on marketing-events dated 23 Feb in which I
made some suggestions regarding books for display (and sale, if
allowed) at LWE Boston.
I saw it... and sure. Books are good. I was just
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
LWE Boston approacheth. ... I also need help with
printing collateral and other things (be creative)
If you can help out, in whatever capacity, let's talk on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] LWE Boston is 4-6 April, so, yes,
I'm running late in organizing some things.
Again,
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
At its 11 Jan 2006 meeting, the Community Council (CC) considered a
number of issues raised by Ian Lynch and Adam Moore regarding Ryan
Singer's demotion from MarCon. The CC resolved that the Marketing
Project (MP) leads should lead a discussion on this list and attempt t
I've just noticed something else. The "Select your operating
system" dropdown list includes FreeBSD, but if I go to the System
Requirements page,
http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/source/sys_reqs_20.html, there
is nothing listed there for FreeBSD.
--Jean
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
If you've tried to download OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 (you know, the one
with the magical dictionaries), you may have noticed a new download
page. And if you did, you'll have noticed how clean, how nice, how
usable it is.
[snip]
We'll continue to update and enhance it
Steven Shelton wrote:
RealGrouchy (CAM) wrote:
Thanks for sending this Jeffrey. More importantly, thanks for
summarizing it!
I think the best selling point for OOo as compared to this is that you
don't have to worry if you got the right one or not. You get the whole
thing, install what you wa
RealGrouchy (CAM) wrote:
I have created a template at [[Template:Dummy]] for help in tracking
differences between the wiki versions of website pages and the most
recent version on the website. Instructions and more details are
available at http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Template_talk:Du
Cristian Driga wrote:
For filing the issue, the component is website and after you login you
go to this address:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/enter_bug.cgi?component=website&issue_type=TASK
Thank you.
It's incredibly frustrating to want to contribute but have to spend so
much effort to
This probably isn't the right list for this topic, but perhaps
someone can answer my question, direct me to the right place, or
just take care of the problem.
The Books section of this page http://support.openoffice.org/
is very out of date, as it includes none of the third-party books
on OOo
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
in the art project we designed different proposals for OEM labels
that should be sticked on PCs delivered with OpenOffice.org.
To come to an "officially approved" label I'd like to ask you to
vote on these labels (otherwise the 4 or 5 active people at the art
project woul
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Next time I strongly suggest "approval voting". That is, people get to
give a +1 to as many choices as they want. This is, arguably, the best
voting system invented. It is very "fair" and mostly devoid of strategy.
+1 to approval voting in future.
I never realised that v
Steven Pauwels wrote:
[...]
Draft
Staging
Testing
Incubator
--
- Chad Smith
http://www.gimpshop.net/
Because everyone loves free software!
+1 on drafts
+1 for Draft
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Cor Nouws wrote:
Furthermore, I think the to-do's can be seen in two way's
- tasks to be finished (lots)
- stuff to be used (such as 'Marketing-PR-OOo2.0.2')
If that's correct, I would suggest to add a category 'Ready for you to
use' or something similar.
+1 to Cor's suggestion. If things ar
Cristian Driga wrote:
Hi Jean,
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Cristian Driga wrote:
I have created a section in the MP wiki homepage named Incubator:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing--Icubator
I hate to say this, but you spelled "Incubator" wrong in the name of
th
Cristian Driga wrote:
I have created a section in the MP wiki homepage named Incubator:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing--Icubator
I hate to say this, but you spelled "Incubator" wrong in the name
of that page. I would fix it, but I don't know how.
--Jean
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John McCreesh wrote:
On Sun, 2006-02-05 at 21:27 +1000, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Maybe you could put something on the Marketing Project's home
page that leads people to the Marketing page on the wiki?
Will do once as soon as there's some content there ;-)
I thought the wiki w
John McCreesh wrote:
I'm more than happy to test if the wiki works as a home for the MP
Good on ya, John!
Maybe you could put something on the Marketing Project's home
page that leads people to the Marketing page on the wiki?
Cheers, Jean
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Yeah, I know, I should probably file an issue, but this is such a
classic example of what I've been saying about taking longer to
file an issue (or write this note) than it would to fix the
problem...
In the "Events" section of the Marketing Project's home page is
the sentence "Further confer
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
* As Jean just said, only a very few people can modify the MP site.
Have people asked or volunteered?
As I said in an earlier note, I volunteered on at least 2
occasions and was told "no".
Frankly, I am quite tired of your endless complaining. From my
perspecti
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Requiring IZ and CVS is a *huge* barrier.
A related problem is that the policy at OOo, including Marketing,
appears to be to allow only a very few people to have commit
access through CVS.
On at least two occasions during 2005 (after I finally got my
SSH/CVS access wo
Earlier, I wrote:
I'm spending so much time talking about this (when I should be
doing more urgent things), I might as well pop over to the wiki
and change the main page myself, right now, today.
I've now made a relatively small change to the main page of the
wiki, but I think it makes a huge
Chad Smith wrote:
Cristian Driga wrote:
Filling the pages up should be according to an agreed plan.
I sort of agree, but I think the "agreed plan" angle is part of the
problem. People talk about doing something for so long that no one can
agree on how to do it.
I completely agree, Chad: yo
Cristian Driga wrote:
Chad Smith wrote:
How about this?
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Marketing
Thanks for creating that page. That's the easy part and I see you got it
through. Let's how this can be better put to use and for this let's
first have constructive discussions on it
Chad Smith wrote:
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Who should we talk with about changing the first page of the wiki
to be more general, and putting the "Getting stated with OOo
development" stuff on a separate page?
Yes, I know someone can just make that change, but as it's a
realati
Cristian Driga wrote:
Just an opinion: I think we should first create a good usage case on the
Marketing Project before going to other projects. What do you think ?
Sure, but IMO the first page of the wiki (Main_Page) should be
changed ASAP to indicate that the wiki is for more than developer
So the first step is
for someone to amend and extend the wiki. I won't have a chance
to contribute to this effort for at least a month, because I'm
going to be travelling again and am very unlikely to have much
opportunity to do more than receive and send email.
Regards, Jean
Jean Hollis
Clearly this covers providing support to OpenOffice.org.
More information is on this page and others linked from it:
http://friendsofopendocument.org/about.htm
I am happy to answer any questions about the organisation that
anyone may have.
Regards, Jean
Jean Hollis Weber
Secretary/Treasurer
Daniel Carrera wrote:
... the OpenDocument Fellowship has been through this.
We started out with a company limited by guarantee in Australia (Jean's
Friends of OpenDocument) which stills handles our finnances.
Minor correction: Friends of OpenDocument Inc (FoOD) is not a
company limited by g
John McCreesh wrote:
How did you find the http://www.openoffice.org/product/reqts.html page?
If you click the "multiplatform" link in the first paragraph on
the OOo home page, that is the page you go to.
I think it's left over from version 1. If you look at any of the v2.0
product pages - e
John McCreesh wrote:
There are some diagrams which try to illustrate this in the SMP at
http://ooosmp.homelinux.org/GoalsandObjectives/MarketingProject
John, you might like to fix the typo (missing space) in the
heading of that page, which says "Goalsand Objectives".
Cheers, Jean
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Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
I added more of an obvious link to the product page system requirements
(http://www.openoffice.org/product/reqts.html) which won't be published
for a few more minutes, to the 2.01 download page, where I clarified
the installation instructions for Mac OS X, and then
I just had an interesting exchange with someone who I assume saw
the "Flash" on the OOo home page about OOo for Mac-Intel and
asked on the users list if we anticipate developing a version to
be compatible with Macs that do not have the Intel chip?" Of
course I responded that we have such a vers
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
I took the liberty of drafting this quick account for the homepage (of
OOo). It's not a press release, which I can also draft (on
[EMAIL PROTECTED]), but will at least alert people. I need to add the right
*robust* urls, for the Mac page and for the downloads.
Fl
Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
...I'd like to propose the following events in North America
that we *should* go to. Other events that are, say, local to you, you
should feel free to raise
The most immediate:
** Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE) Feb 11-12 2006 Los Angeles
http://www.soca
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Personally I think that Jacqueline should state the reasons for sacking
Ryan. Other project volunteers need to know know what actions can lead
to dismissal. The MarCons would be especially interested.
+1
--Jean
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Louis Suarez-Potts wrote:
On 1/2/06 1:03 AM Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Has a decision been made about whether OOo will have a booth at
SCALE 4x in LA Feb 11-12?
Sort of. AFAIK, there is no money involved from OOo to go there. I
tend to think this conference has wider appeal than the DLS
Has a decision been made about whether OOo will have a booth at
SCALE 4x in LA Feb 11-12?
Jean
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Jacqueline McNally wrote:
By posting to this public list you have removed the opportunity for Ryan
to step down in good grace.
I asked Ryan before I posted my note if it was okay with him for
me to do so, and he agreed that the real reason should be known.
I would not have posted in public othe
Ryan Singer wrote,
> it greatly pains and disappoints me to say that it is time for
> me to leave this community. I have always tried to do well by
> the project, but it seems that my efforts are no longer
> appreciated. I think that if this project is to survive as
> more than a facade in front
I have a fairly new (6 month old) laptop that came with Microsoft
Works 7 installed on WindowsXP. I have never used, or even
opened, any of the programs in Works on this machine, but after
reading the note below I fired up the "Works Word Processor" to
see what I could learn. It looks like Word
Daniel Carrera wrote:
Bernhard Dippold wrote:
And I try to copy it to a more general (perhaps standard?) procedure:
- If a MarCon decides to assist a fair he/she is trusted to do so just
representing OpenOffice.org whatever different position he/she holds
besides OOo.
- He/she may announce
Jacqueline McNally wrote:
I see no point in responding to the antagonism, sarcasm and caustic tone
in the previous post.
Which previous post? Surely not the one from Daniel that you
quoted at the bottom of your note, nor the previous one in the
thread, which was from Ryan Singer.
I can see n
Ian Lynch wrote:
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Whether any of that means we should change the name of the
product is a different question. But the arguments for keeping
the "org" don't impress me at all.
The main argument is really that its too trivial an issue to waste any
resour
I agree with those who said on this thread that the "org"
extension is awkward and adds no value to the name of the
product, for all the reasons that Shelton, Daniel, Chad and
others have mentioned. Almost no one other than a few geeks
understands, or cares a whit about, the significance of "or
Andrew Brown wrote:
"Alexandro Colorado" wrote:
Maybe is me, but I havent got any issues on line numbering. The actual
improvement is that you can put line numbering inside the table cells.
OK -- so only 47 outstanding open defects have "Outline Numbering" in their
description...
http:/
From: Lars D. Nood?n
To: dev@marketing.openoffice.org
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 07:25:27 -0500 (EST)
Subject: OpenDocument is a choice that let's you choose.
David's article is just fantastic. There's a lot of material there.
One thing that jumped out at me that I'd like to highlight was the phras
Steven Shelton wrote:
I saw this on Jean Hollis Weber's blog at O'Reilly and I referenced it
in my blog (although I couldn't trackback to it because I couldn't find
a trackback URL on her page).
What's a trackback URL?
The URL for the blog entry is http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/8154
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