At 10:47 AM 11/12/2001 -0500, Will Coleda wrote:
>Robert Spier wrote:
> > -R (still against Powerpoint for this, but we're sliding off topic.)
>
>Star Office provides power point support, fwiw.
Star Office's presentation module is... not particularly stellar. I've done
a few presentations with i
Robert Spier wrote:
> -R (still against Powerpoint for this, but we're sliding off topic.)
Star Office provides power point support, fwiw.
>I was wondering about *editing* them. IMHO all the data
>structures in Parrot must be documented as beautifully as
>PerlGuts Illustrated. Parrot is evolving quickly though
>and needs documentation that is easy to update.
Yes. Definitely. I think PerlGuts used GraphViz.
>"dia" is probably a wo
Robert Spier wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 11, 2001 at 07:38:28PM -0500, Ken Fox wrote:
> | ... Powerpoint would be a better choice since everybody
> | has to deal with that format anyway.
>
> Please, no! Powerpoint is one of the few formats which
> cannot be easily read on a non Windows or Mac system.
On Sun, Nov 11, 2001 at 07:38:28PM -0500, Ken Fox wrote:
| I'm finishing up my design for lexicals and I'd like to
| provide a graphical presentation. PDF is probably the
| best choice for viewing, but what is the best format for
| the source? I've been using "dia", but maybe something
Dia is ve
Ken Fox:
# I'm finishing up my design for lexicals and I'd like to
# provide a graphical presentation. PDF is probably the
# best choice for viewing, but what is the best format for
# the source? I've been using "dia", but maybe something
# like Powerpoint would be a better choice since everybody
