Gary Schnabl wrote:
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
What works best for files shared outside the OOo project isn't
necessarily the same as what works best (overall) for files used
within the project... which is, obviously, the priority at OOoAuthors.
What is best is ample description of the how and why of various
methods--whether or not that we use any of them at OOoAuthors. And that
includes how to author Wiki articles, too.
It would seem that those functions that work without bugs and all are
those that would be the most reliable to use in practice. Conversely,
those functions that break easily (or are hard to maintain) should be
those to avoid using if reliability is important.
We're talking about two different things here.
I was talking specifically about what's in our template and what we
use for authoring our user guides.
You're talking about a wider topic: what we *discuss* in the user
guides. Yes, those discussions should cover the pros and cons of
different methods, and in some cases include instructions and examples.
The issues around anchoring graphics should probably go into the
chapter on using graphics in Writer (WG Ch8). If Michele hasn't
already included that info, perhaps you'd like to draft something
suitable?
--Jean
