On 15 April 2015 at 14:12, Gabriela Gibson <gabriela.gib...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Franz and Jan, > > the tip on saving as docx in Apache Office is very useful, and once I get > my computer out of storage, I'll also install MS on there. For now, I have > a 32 bit lappie with 2GB of RAM, so I'm in the race on a veritable Lada. > The docx support in Apache OpenOffice (speaking as PMC in that project) is at best not reliable. It works most of the time, but I would never use it for a reference document. > > Maybe it should just be one sample document per format? > > Say: > > 1) Headers (or sections in LaTeX, which I think it s better term), > 2) bold,italic,underline > 3) lists > 4) fonts: courier, Times, or equivs > 5) comment > 6) table > 7) pictures: jpeg, png > 8) header, footer (as in LaTeX, stuff that is printed on every page) > 9) footnote > 10) html link > 11) page number. > sounds ok, I cannot just if the list is complete but it is a good start. > > If anyone needs a more limited selection, they can just delete or uncomment > the stuff they don't need. And if someone later on feel frisky and wants to > put some bling on the Yak, they can code a sample generator :-D > +1 > > Regards the samples in the asset directory that sounds like a good idea, > but I think if we call it 'samples' it's more obvious than 'assets' and we > can save on the 'samples_ ' prefix, which saves on typing (and reading). > > So, samples/code, samples/documents would be my suggestion. > +1 please create the directories with a README.txt rgds jan i. > > G > > > On Wed, Apr 15, 2015 at 12:35 PM, Franz de Copenhague < > franzdecopenha...@outlook.com> wrote: > > > >> > > >> I have access to odf, but not to docx generators. > > > > > > > > >you are a asf committer so you can apply for a microsoft msdn license > for > > free, > > >that gives you access to pretty much all microsoft tools. > > > > > > > You can generate odf, and save as docx as well. > > > > Regarding to samples directory, so far we have sample_code, > > sample_documents and assets in dfwebserver. So, I propose to have assets > on > > top of the repository and code and documents under. I can move dfwebsever > > assets folder to /assets/documents folder > > > > assets/code > > assets/documents > > > > I have a couple of comments regarding to the sample documents: > > > > * simple1.html and list.html have the same content > > > > * I suggest to refactory h1-6_center_p.html like > > <p>This is a paragraph with five sentences: > > <span> this sentence is plain. </span> <!-- I don’t know if editor > > will split up the plain PCDATA in span tags --> > > <b> This sentence is bold.</b> > > <u> This sentence is underlined.</u> > > <i>This sentence is slanted.</i> > > <b><i>This sentence is bold and slanted.</b></i> > > </p> > > > > Franz > > > > > > -- > Visit my Coding Diary: http://gabriela-gibson.blogspot.com/ >
