Re: Current Status?

2001-11-05 Thread George De Bruin
On Monday 05 November 2001 13:13, John Levon wrote: > On Mon, Nov 05, 2001 at 10:59:31AM -0500, George De Bruin wrote: > > You chopped off a major part that I was responding to: > > oops ;) I was just assuming that you mis-read what I was trying to get at... I do it all the t

Re: Current Status?

2001-11-05 Thread George De Bruin
s, so if >>> there is e.g. a boolean flag, it will be in both dialogs. I wasn't just responding to the boolean flag portion, but also the 'intuitive' and 'responsibilities' portions as well. Hopefully you'll see why in my response below... > On

Re: Current Status?

2001-11-03 Thread George De Bruin
On Friday 02 November 2001 17:35, John Levon wrote: > I would hope that the Qt2 dialogs are intuitive enough to not need > documentation. Remeber the dialogs have the same responsibilities, so if > there is e.g. a boolean flag, it will be in both dialogs. John, Not to start a debate (after all,

Re: Current Status?

2001-11-03 Thread George De Bruin
On Friday 02 November 2001 17:20, Mike Ressler wrote: > > and I think it should be mentioned. If it's not in the Intro or > > Tutorial, a sentence or two could be added to 1.2.2.2 in the UG. I think > > that would be a good place for it since we are talking about the elements > > / properties o

Re: Current Status?

2001-11-02 Thread George De Bruin
On Friday 02 November 2001 13:10, you wrote: > > Query: do we mention anyhwere in the Intro or Tutorial that most dialogs > > are not modal in LyX? That is, do we explain any place that most dialogs > > can actually stay open while you actually work on your document. That's > > warning: this is

Re: Current Status?

2001-11-02 Thread George De Bruin
On Friday 02 November 2001 12:23, you wrote: > > Anyway, I just started browsing quickly for the word "popup" and came > > across section "1.2.2.2 Popups" -- should we just kill it? (Doesn't seem > > necessary once we stop using the word...and it would look silly with the > > word popup gone...:)

Re: Current Status?

2001-10-31 Thread George De Bruin
On Wednesday 31 October 2001 12:21, you wrote: > Superb! Taking the UG off my shoulders, even if temporarily, is a huge > help. There are things in Extended and Customization that I would rather > worry about, so I really appreciate your jumping in. Yeah, and this probably fits my user-level bet

Re: Current Status?

2001-10-30 Thread George De Bruin
On Tuesday 30 October 2001 15:01, you wrote: > Hi George, > > On Sun, 28 Oct 2001, George De Bruin wrote: > > Anyway, things seem to have settled down a bit now. So, after spedining > > a couple of weeks catching up on the LyX User's list (there were over > > 2

Re: Open Source IT Newsletter

2001-10-29 Thread George De Bruin
L. // George > regards > Fred > > George De Bruin wrote: > > The coming up section from the Open Source IT Newsletter: > > > > COMING UP: > > > > * .comment with Dennis Powell > > * Linux From Scratch > > * Word to the Wise: LyX: The Doc

Open Source IT Newsletter

2001-10-29 Thread George De Bruin
The coming up section from the Open Source IT Newsletter: COMING UP:  * .comment with Dennis Powell  * Linux From Scratch  * Word to the Wise: LyX: The Document Processor - I can't wait to read Brian's review! // George

Re: Documentation work this week

2001-07-17 Thread George De Bruin
On Monday 16 July 2001 19:37, you wrote: > I actually hope to have the "final" 1.1.6 docs completed and submitted > this afternoon, tomorrow at the latest (if I can get my laptop's modem to > cooperate). As you mention, this is mainly ensuring that all the menu I'll look to getting the files ton

Re: Documentation work this week

2001-07-16 Thread George De Bruin
On Sunday 15 July 2001 23:13, Mike Ressler wrote: > I will have some time to play with the docs this week. I intend to finish > updating the 1.1.6 docs so that there aren't any inaccuracies, but I'd Kewl. > also like to forge ahead with the 1.2.0 docs and some of the rearranging > we had discus

Fwd: Re: Introduction in User Guide

2001-05-25 Thread George De Bruin
On Thursday 24 May 2001 20:12, you wrote: > I don't have the energy to respond to each piece of the message. Basically, > though, it's a neat idea but I really don't know if it'll work in practice. I can say right now, I'm not *absolutely* certain of it at this point either. Although, what I do s

Re: Introduction in User Guide

2001-05-24 Thread George De Bruin
On Tuesday 22 May 2001 12:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!! WARNING!!! What you are about to read is one *extremely* long message. (Over 200 lines!) I had a 'gestalt' after reading the other comments, and decided that it was a concept that sh

Re: Introduction in User Guide

2001-05-22 Thread George De Bruin
On Monday 21 May 2001 23:05, John Weiss wrote: > Oh, I listen. ;) Real life, however, intrudes from time to time, and > I can go for weeks without cleaning up my lyx-box. But when I have > something to say, I'm hard to shut up! :) I know how that goes. Real life can be a major bummer som

Re: Introduction in User Guide

2001-05-09 Thread George De Bruin
On Monday 07 May 2001 13:42, you wrote: > I've forwarded your message to the lyx-docs mailing list. If you haven't > subscribed to it yet, you should. It's very low volume - completely in > the noise compared to lyx-devel :-) :) Actually, I intended this message to be posted in here. > Yes, th

Re: double spaces at the end of a sentence: readability

2001-05-02 Thread George De Bruin
Moving this comment over here (if it hasn't already been moved here) since it has been suggested this is a more appropriate location: On Tuesday 01 May 2001 14:44, Laura Jackson wrote: > Why couldn't LyX allow the user to type 2 spaces between sentences and 1 > space between words? It's frust