I don't know anything about the OOoAuthors site, but it sounds like a
great idea.
I also really want to move things to the wiki.
Say I update graphics and Kirsten updates text. Someone then has to put
the two together or someone has to go first and then someone has to go
second and what if I update graphics and then that section is removed?
Old-fashioned linear editing between multiple individuals is remarkably
painful. Wiki's may have their problems, but boy do they have their
strengths.......
Alan
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
Alan wrote:
Gerry's User Guide is
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=29679
Would it be possible for someone to please edit this web page and put
the documents into two groupings - Archived and Most Current?
It would make it so much simpler to download. After the documents
are worked on they can be resubmitted, placed in Most Current and the
previous version placed under Archived.
I don't know how to do this using the IssueTracker system. Perhaps
someone else knows? This is one of the major reasons why a lot of work
is done on the OOoAuthors website, where we can do that sort of
tracking easily.
Perhaps we could move the working files to the OOoAuthors site? I
could set up a folder (with the appropriate license) for this purpose.
Or perhaps we should move them to the wiki at this point. I notice in
the features list for OOo2.3 that there is a new xslt-based export
filter for the MediaWiki format, which should help with the conversion.
Either way, someone will need to identify the latest version of each
chapter. That shouldn't be difficult, just a trifle time-consuming: go
through the attachments to the issue, working backwards from the most
recent.
--Jean
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