I notice that there is checking of documentation against current releases of
Apache OpenOffice, although that does not seem to be reflected in the texts
themselves, once User Guide pages are designated as stable/"published".
I know there were a couple of behavioral changes in AOO 4.1.2 although that
might not show at the current level of documentation detail.
I wonder how changes to AOO that are user-perceived will be reflected in the
documentation. Is not the older form to be maintained so it can be found by
someone who is looking at such a version? Also, would we want to start marking
the first version for which a page or chunk of content is current?
Perhaps that is covered somewhere in the documentation guidance. I would be
grateful if someone could point me to where this sort of change-accounting and
feature-progression has been decided.
- Dennis
PS: Although these questions struck me about the User Guide, if you look at the
top-level of the MediaWiki documentation section, there are many items that are
specific to older versions that are (or may be) obsolete with respect to newer
versions of OpenOffice.
-- Dennis E. Hamilton
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