Re: [libreoffice-documentation] wanting clarification on how to start submitting(?) updates to docs

2011-07-04 Thread David Nelson
Hi Robert,

On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Robert P. J. Day rpj...@crashcourse.ca wrote:
  after a quick perusal of the last few days of posts on this list, i
 just want to make sure i'm starting off the right way in reviewing the
 current docs and noting content that could be updated.

  as i read it, with my brand new alfresco account, i can go here:

  http://alfresco.libreoffice.org/

 log in, then go to

  Company Home - English Content - Documentation

 and select, say, the Getting Started Guide.  i can see that the
 various chapters of that guide are individual .odt files so once i got
 confident, i could check one out, make changes, then check it back in
 (not prepared to do that just yet).

Yes, that's the way.

  for example, say i was perusing the SettingUpLibreOffice chapter,
 where i notice a couple of things:

  * a couple references to LibraOffice rather than LibreOffice,
 which i assume are simple typoes

Yes, quite right.

  * there's also a reference to the Help formatting option
 (allegedly under LibreOffice-General) which i simply don't see in my
 3.4.1 writer session.

Jean already commented on possible differences between versions, so I
don't need to add more.

  is that the sort of thing that one starts off doing -- just some
 simple fixes?  or have i misread something?  thanks.

Yes, this is already very useful contribution and a great way to get
started. Again, Jean already said things in reply to you, but
basically you're on the right track.

 p.s.  i also see a reference to Enable systray quickstarter on Linux
 but i don't see that anywhere in my linux session.  perhaps i just
 didn't look hard enough.

What Linux are you using? If you're on Ubuntu 11.04, the quickstarter
is not currently functioning under Unity. But, in any case, the
quickstarter needs to be activated first (Tools  Options 
LibreOffice  Memory  Enable systray QuickStarter) and then you need
to log-out and log back in to your session (or simply restart your
system). Only after that would you see it in the systray.

Any problems or questions you have with Alfresco, don't hesitate to
ask and I'll answer as quickly as possible.

A big thanks for working on docs. :-)

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] wanting clarification on how to start submitting(?) updates to docs

2011-07-04 Thread Jean Weber
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 05:06, David Nelson li...@traduction.biz wrote:
 On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 1:33 PM, Robert P. J. Day rpj...@crashcourse.ca 
 wrote:
 p.s.  i also see a reference to Enable systray quickstarter on Linux
 but i don't see that anywhere in my linux session.  perhaps i just
 didn't look hard enough.

 What Linux are you using? If you're on Ubuntu 11.04, the quickstarter
 is not currently functioning under Unity. But, in any case, the
 quickstarter needs to be activated first (Tools  Options 
 LibreOffice  Memory  Enable systray QuickStarter) and then you need
 to log-out and log back in to your session (or simply restart your
 system). Only after that would you see it in the systray.


In 3.3.3 Enable systray QuickStarter appears in the options where
you say, but (at least on my copy of 3.4.1) it is not there. This
probably explains why Robert can't find it in 3.4.1.

--Jean

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation] wanting clarification on how to start submitting(?) updates to docs

2011-07-04 Thread David Nelson
Hi Robert,

On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Jean Weber jeanwe...@gmail.com wrote:
 In 3.3.3 Enable systray QuickStarter appears in the options where
 you say, but (at least on my copy of 3.4.1) it is not there. This
 probably explains why Robert can't find it in 3.4.1.

Jean just pointed out that this feature is not there in 3.4.1. Myself,
I prefer to stick with the version of LibreOffice currently being
distributed by Ubuntu, so I've still got 3.3.2 for the moment - I'm
sure Ubuntu will be pushing out the new version of LibreOffice
sometime in the very near future.

So the new location of the Enable systray QuickStarter check box is
something that will require updating at a point in the future, since
it appears to have changed.

OT: In any case, my experience with 10.04 and 11.04 is that the
QuickStarter is not functioning properly at the present time in
Ubuntu: when it is present in memory, you will be unable to restart
your system or - IIRC - log out of your session.

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