Michele wrote:
2008/9/5 Barbara M. Tobias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[snip]
Could you tell me what is the best way to begin? Thanks.
Barbara Tobias
Hello Barbara,
Welcome onboard!
I can give you the author role and with that the possibility of
accessing the restricted areas of oooAuthors as well as uploading
documents.
However I would need to know the user name you chose when you registered.
A private email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] will do.
I will be travelling today so I guess I will only be able to give you
the role this evening (evening in GMT+1), but I will let you know when
it is done.
I guess that for proofreading all you really need to read is the style guide
http://oooauthors.org/en/authors/userguide3/res3/style_guide_V2.odt
In case you cannot access it let me know and I will send it to your
private email address.
Cheers,
Michele
Her author role was already assigned...
Michele,
I finally got m4 installed after four clean installs. Don't know why it
would not take the first three times. I had performed a complete series
of utility testing all four times.
Started in copyediting Writer Guide chapter1. I see that the body text
size in the template is now 14 point. Is that for regular readers or for
assisted (visually handicapped) usage?
I noticed that the table text was set up for vertical alignment. It
looked a bit weird so I manually set all of the cells to centered
vertical alignment. Did we want the tables to be top aligned?
Is there a means to set the OOOTableText paragraph style to be
vertically aligned for a table as part of the style definition?
FrameMaker has an option to vertically align their paragraph tags when
the text is used within table cells. Is there a similar option available
with OOo? I manually selected all the table cells and set them to be
vertically centered en masse. Is there a means to automatically
vertically center all the table cells--sort of like a table style?
I also noticed that one table I just edited was not aligned with the
margins (its left edge extended to the left of the left margin a bit),
and it was set to be manual. Just how do we want our tables to mesh with
the margins, or don't we?
I'll check a few other things later, but I was up all night and my eyes
are getting blurry.
--
Gary Schnabl
2775 Honorah
Detroit MI 48209
(734) 245-3324
