Re: Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

> On Oct 20, 2016, at 21:22, John Hart wrote: > > just an observation, after a week wasted trying to figure > out how to use Master Documents. The most important part of a > program is ease of use. The reason for the difficulty was the > parts work differently, and everyone

Re: Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

On 10/20/2016 12:49 PM, Jim McLaughlin wrote: Willfully rude and insulting, John? No, just an observation, after a week wasted trying to figure out how to use Master Documents. The most important part of a program is ease of use. The reason for the difficulty was the parts work differently, and

Re: Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

Willfully rude and insulting, John? On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 12:34 PM, John Hart wrote: > On 10/19/2016 11:04 PM, lucrecia.ller...@predoc.uam.es wrote: > >> This research aims to provide empirical evidence to resolve many >> usability issues with which the OpenOffice Writer

Re: Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

On 10/19/2016 11:04 PM, lucrecia.ller...@predoc.uam.es wrote: This research aims to provide empirical evidence to resolve many usability issues with which the OpenOffice Writer community is unfamiliar. Willfully ignorant? - To

Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

Dear Users My name is Lucrecia Llerena Guevara. I am currently researching my PhD titled “Formalized Procedure for Adopting Usability Techniques in the Open Source Software Development Process” at the Autonomous University of Madrid, with the support of Dennis E. Hamilton, Member of Apache

Invitation to collaborate in usability survey

Dear Users My name is Lucrecia Llerena Guevara. I am currently researching my PhD titled “Formalized Procedure for Adopting Usability Techniques in the Open Source Software Development Process” at the Autonomous University of Madrid, with the support of Dennis E. Hamilton, Vice President of