On Tuesday 12 December 2006 03:38, Ingrid Halama wrote: > Hi Graham, > > at the moment I have no time to write those several 50 word abstracts > but I will come to you later on. And hope we can work than further on this. > > Thanks, > Ingrid
No problem, I'll do a little research and come up with something that perhaps you can edit. Cheers G > > Graham wrote: > > On Friday 01 December 2006 01:53, Ingrid Halama wrote: > >> Maybe something like this?: > >> > >> 1) You want to know what all your data is about? Use the chart to > >> visualize it. Identify trends, reveal outliers and find dependencies. > >> > >> 2) You want to present your business data. Visualize it with the chart > >> and your audience will get the point faster. > >> > >> 3) You can create charts from your Calc data or a Writer table or even > >> with independent data for example in a Presentation or Draw. > >> > >> 4) You can choose from a variety of chart types: Bar charts, Pie Charts, > >> Line Charts, XY Charts, Area Charts, Net Chart, Stock Charts, several > >> are even available in 3D look. > >> > >> 5) The interactive GUI allows you to easily customize single parts of > >> the chart. For example you can change the titles, axes, series, the > >> background and so on. Or select an important data point and highlight it > >> with a different color for example. > >> > >> 6) There are many options to customize your chart. For example you can > >> choose various fillings from plain color to images, gradients or > >> hatchings. Choose different fonts or number formats. > > > > Hi Ingrid, > > > > OK what I've done is pulled what you've told me above into a series of > > headlines: > > > > ~Make your point with OOo Charts: the Ultimate way to Visualize your Data > > > > ~~Create high impact looks with multiple 2D and 3D chart types > > ~~Create dynamic looks with the highly customisable interface > > ~~Draw on data from any OOo app from Writer to Calc and even Draw > > > > ~~Visualise your business with OOo Chart > > > > The first line is the page Title/Headline. The following three are > > subheadings that link to further info on the page. I'm not as au faix > > with charts as you so how would you expand on each of the subheadings in > > around fifty words. No precision necessary, I can turn it into > > market-speak :) > > > > Then how would you visualise what you have said. This isn't immediately > > necessary, the text is. Once I've seen the text I'll play with some > > graphics as well to see what sort of pictures your words will generate. > > > > The final line will be near a download button or a link to another more > > instructional page to do with downloading, documentation and so on. > > > > Cheers > > GL > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Graham Lauder, OpenOffice.org MarCon (Marketing Contact) NZ http://marketing.openoffice.org/contacts.html "GET LEGAL - GET OPENOFFICE.ORG" http://why.openoffice.org ISO 26300 compliant "GET DRESSED - GET OOOGEAR" http://www.ooogear.co.nz Promotional gear for the discerning OOo Advocate --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
