What about the guide for the Math Component?...it should be relatively
short and sweet (at least not several chapters long like the
others)...we haven't discussed this document yet? (or did I miss
something?)


On Sat, 2005-03-19 at 22:10 +1000, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> Peter Kupfer wrote:
> >Hello, I am bored.
> >
> >What should I do.
> >
> >I am either going to write another Calc chapter,
> >probably Working with Multiple Worksheets, or I
> >could keep reviewing documents.
> >
> >Will someone who has a better feel for our priorities
> >please let me know. For the time being I am going to
> >review working with styles in writer. Hopefully by the
> >time I am done I will get feedback.
> 
> Peter, reviewing "Working with Styles" was going to be my first suggestion, so
> I'm glad you're doing that one.
> 
> Here are my other suggestions, in order of priority:
> 
> 1) Write another Calc chapter.
> 
> 2) As Daniel suggested, you might look at the Data Sources chapter. In additon
> to reviewing the content, it needs reformatting to be consistent with our
> styles. If you could do that reformatting, that would be very helpful. For
> example, Dan used a lot of bold type where our style doesn't use bold; somehow
> a lot of the headings have ended up in the wrong font even though they are
> tagged with the correct style (I've seen that in other chapters; I don't know
> what causes it); and the numbered lists aren't in our style.
> 
> 3) If you haven't already reviewed "Working with Writer" and would like to do
> some rewriting, that chapter can use all the help it can get. It is a mess at
> the moment. It's not really up for a review as much as a rewrite because I put
> together a bunch of material from several sources but did not have time to 
> make
> the result coherent. For example, there is a lot of duplication of information
> and I think a lot of info that is too basic to be in there (explanations of
> what copy, cut, and paste are, for example). A thorough "machete edit" is what
> it needs: cut out all the extraneous stuff and make the rest readable. Does
> that sound like a good challenge for you?  :-)
> 
> Regards, Jean
> 
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Regards,

Rick Barnes
www.nostabo.net

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