Hi Jacqueline,

Welcome on board! And thanks to Andre for all his valuable work. I hope
that our collaboration will continue and bear fruits. :-) Let me know in
any case you have questions on the pilot process we're doing with
translation and l10n testing.


Young




Sophie Gautier wrote:
> Hi Jacqueline,
> 
> Jacqueline Rahemipour wrote:
> 
> First of all a double welcome, welcome to you, and you can imagine why 
> I'm welcoming a woman here : I'm not alone any more !! well that's a 
> joke, all those guys around are very very kind ;)
> 
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>as Andre already announced, I follow him in his job as Co-Lead of the 
>>germanophone project.
>>
>>At first many thanks to you, Andre, you did an excellent job and I hope 
>>you'll be with us for a long time yet!
> 
> 
> I would like to add my thanks here, Andre thanks to all the valuable 
> input you have breathed in the OOo project and thanks for all your work.
> 
>>Some of you might know me from the OOo Conference last year in Berlin, 
>>but the most of you probably not, so I try to find some words about me 
>>and my work in the germanophone project to introduce myself.
>>
>>I am 31 years old, live and work in Dortmund, in the west of germany, 
>>and I am owner of a small company which deals with Linux services.
>>
>>Working with OpenSource-Software was also the beginning not only being a 
>>user of OpenOffice.org, but to get a more intensively view on OOo and 
>>the project. Today my job is providing training courses in OOo 
>>espacially in business environments and supporting companies migrating 
>>to Linux and to OOo. My last year published book is focused on these 
>>topics, including strategies to migrate and how to administrate OOo in 
>>network environments.
> 
> 
> It's very interesting, and I would like to know if the fact that you 
> work with OOo doesn't interfer with the leading of the projet, as you're 
> kind of 'juge in your own case'. This is a concern for all consultants 
> who would like to act as co-lead in francophone projetct and make them 
> resign, so I'm very interested in your feedback here.
> 
>>Up to now my main focus in the germanophone project was on marketing, 
>>espacially helping to plan and execute the various events in germany as 
>>the „Insider workshop“, the CeBIT, Linuxtag, etc. and establishing the 
>>recently founded non profit association „OpenOffice.org Deutschland 
>>e.V.“. I always try to promote OOo in companies and to demonstrate, 
>>which benefits OOo in business has.
> 
> 
> Great to ear this, and I wish you all the best for this association. Our 
> (named Cusoon) would required more attention to go further, but it 
> allows us to finance all our participations in events.
> 
>>So, I think, that`s enough for the moment! I hope I can deal with this 
>>challenge in an as excellent way as Andre did before.
> 
> 
> I'm sure of it, and I'm sure that Rolf and Andre won't be very far :)
> 
>>It`s a pleasure for me being a part of a great project,
> 
> 
> welcome aboard Jacqueline.
> 
> Kind regards
> Sophie.
> 
> 
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