Hello again,
ccornell - OpenOffice.org skrev:
Under System Requirements > For accessibility > Linux
- It states that Gnome 2.6 is required. What about.. KDE4, KDE3,
and other window managers? Will accessibility stuff only work in
Gnome? (highly unlikely given that GTK libs can be loaded regardless
of window manager you use)
This is currently awaiting response from release. I belive several very
involved people have said that is the correct mailing list for the sys
reqs discussions.
- The link to documentation.openoffice.org/faq has a spelling error
in the URL.
This part has now been moved to the beginning of the guide to be
available for all platforms' users.
- Step 4: Should only be done if there is an issue with the virus
protection software. This is not really a step we want to suggest or
recommend as a normal part of the installation procedure is it?
This part has also been moved to the general section.
Single-User Installation > Execute the installation program
- Note: The wording of this note is not so nice. "returning to the
prior state is tedious" is not the nicest thing to say. The last two
sentences should be reworded to make it less negative sounding.
The part about associations is completely changed since 3.0. So I've
rewritten it. I agree it sounded aggressive.
- Below the screen cap of the Customer Information window, there is a
reference to OOo 2.x
About Windows, there is not much that is different between a single-user
install and a multi-user install.
You need to be an administrator, and have lots of time :D No, but you
need to make that selection in the installation. :)
So I've merged these two sections together instead. I also changed
"Login as Administrator" to a text asking the user to "Login as a
Administrator or an account with administrator privileges".
Multiple User Environment under Windows
- Note: another reference to "tedious" which should be removed/reworded.
This is fixed as they are now merged.
Removal
- Starts with "I found the following useful:" Seems to be an odd
way to begin a section. This is scattered through this section, and
it reads more like a personal email than what I woudl expect from a
setup guide.
- "one simply has to enter" is not a common grammatical construction
in American English.
Rewrote that entire section with clearer English.
There is also a headline called "Installation Scripts". I thought it
could be very useful but to rewrite as "for experienced users" instead
of "may be useful".
But when looking more into the files, they were several years old, and
said "Not for Production Use". So I removed this section completely.
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