[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here are more chapters that need replacement maintainers. Some are currently listed under my name (often because I took them on when someone else is not available to continue in the role). Some have names of people who haven't been heard from in ages. If any of these are "your" chapters, and you want to continue in the role of maintainer, that is super! Just let us know.

Getting Started guide
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Ch2, Starting OOo
Ch7, Getting Started with Calc
Ch12, Working with Templates
Ch16, Creating Web Pages

Writer Guide
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Ch8, Working with Graphics
Ch10, Working with Templates
Ch11, Using Mail Merge
Ch12, ToC, Indexes & Bibliographies (this needs some rework, esp. in the bibliographies section)
Ch14, Working with Fields

And a reminder: two chapters are still to be written:
Ch17, Working with Macros and Extensions
Ch18, Using Writer/Web

--Jean

Jean:

I'm willing to take on the role of maintainer of a couple of chapters for which I feel reasonably comfortable with the subject matter. The ones that fall into that category are:

Getting Started Guide:
Ch 7 -- Getting Started with Calc
Ch 12 -- Working with Templates

Writer Guide:
Ch 10 -- Working with Templates
Ch 11 -- Mail Merge

I believe that all of the above chapters are in reasonably good shape, which helped me make the decision to volunteer as maintainer. Let me know if this isn't correct; I won't withdraw my my offer to be maintainer, but I'll want to know if any are in need of immediate attention.

Also, one side question. Do we have anything written up on how to do footnotes and endnotes? I couldn't immediately find anything. A co-worker was working on a paper he was submitting to a medical journal, and he was having a heck of a time getting endnotes to come out like the journal required. (To complicate things, he had originally done them as footnotes, not as endnotes.) I got involved and got things straightened out eventually, but it was definitely a case of me doing a lot of trial and error to get things to work. If this subject is covered, I just plain missed it. If it's not, them maybe we should try to include it, either as a stand-alone chapter, or with some other chapter. Let me know what you think.

Dick Detwiler

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