On Fri, 2011-02-18 at 20:13 -0500, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote: > My whole DVD of folders and files is now online, but most of the Install > Folders are still uploading. > > So if you go to the link off of my Lungstrom.com domain, you will see my > work, so far.
*laughing*...ok - wow you have done a lot. Well, I still haven't made it to the kitchen for some foraging - after that I'll come back and look at how you are saving my bacon here, Drew > The Extras and Artwork links are just at its beginning stages. Much of > the others are much more beyond that stage, but needs to be worked on. > But you can get the gist of the way I am heading towards with this DVD. > > [more within the below text of the this thread] > > On 02/18/2011 07:29 PM, drew wrote: > > On Fri, 2011-02-18 at 14:59 -0500, webmaster for Kracked Press > > Productions wrote: > >> Sometime late this evening, or Saturday morning, the files and folders > >> for my DVD will be online at the following URL. > >> http://www.lungstrom.com/libreoffice-dvd-project/LibreOffice-disc-North-American-DVD/index.html > >> > >> I decided to place it online like the German LibreOfficebox.org site has > >> their developmental version of the German Language European version. > >> > > .... > > > > Hi Tim, > > > > Ok, great so this is all the files in the DVD iso, as a site - not just > > the iso for download, right? > > > > Alright I spent some hours today looking over the libreofficebox > > website/directory/project structure and files, closely, finally. > > > > The folks putting this together have a lot time, work and good thought > > into this - have you tried this under Windows, also - it's pretty nice. > > > > Thought about setting up SilverStripe - could one just suck that whole > > directory structure in to a project using said CMS, I assume so. > Do not know anything about "SilverStripe, except seen the name in the > source code of the web pages. > > > What I did instead, was to suck the whole thing into a NetBeans project > > (as a PHP project import) > > > > > > Using the NetBeans integration, google translate and just time - A > > couple of pages translated alright - and the IDE did a good job of > > tracking goofs in links as I worked, so the whole thing integrates the > > css files in such a way that I could see actually changes with this > > beast..well, see. > > > > I moved the additional files, all the documentation (odt, pdf) for the > > Getting Started Guide in en, es, fr and the Writer Guide in es, fr - yes > > the en team is now officially behind - ha!..anyway, I just took what was > > on the wiki for now, did not go to ODFAuthors. Time is out isn't it for > > more then that. > Apparently the Writer docs that were on the Wiki site was removed for > some reason about being "too old" or such and I was promised that they > would be back there soon. I downloaded these and exported them to PDF. > Then I list both of these formats for the LibreOffice Writer Guide > Chapters. I have the "Getting Started Guide" full "book" and individual > chapters listed, then after those and some text explaining "why", I > listed the OOo guides for 3.x that LibreOffice do not have. I only > listed those with PDF files, since I/we do not need to mess with the > .odt ones at this time. > > http://www.lungstrom.com/libreoffice-dvd-project/LibreOffice-disc-North-American-DVD/documentation.html > > > > I added in the templates in en, es, fr as new directories in the > > project. > > > I most definitely want the Spanish and French documents, templates, > etc., for the DVD. I could make use of the translation toolbar of > Google again and do some French and Spanish "subtitles" in the web pages > directing to pages with those languages to help navigate through the > process, as the English pages are used for. > > > Added the odt2Daisy, odt2Braile files (including full docs) as new > > directories under extensions. > Could never get those two working, since I deal with blind and other > impaired individuals that would really like to use a computer better > with their disabilities. But I could not get it working for OOo 3.x, > and gave up on those two. > > Added the odftools directory and only those files not already in the > > original. > > > > So, I have the 3.3.0_2-DVD image from libreofficeBox with these new > > directories - hidden to the html UI. > > > I have the 3.3.0_2 snapshot of 2-13-2011 on my computer as folders and > files copied from the DVD I burned from the ISO file. It is easier to > use some of the folders from that than to try to rebuild the folders > myself. The "theme", "pic", and "jre" folders are copied to the main > folder of my DVD folders. I just edited the header section of the web > page[s] I use as template[s] to refer to these folders instead of them > buried within other folders on the German DVD. > > > I also pulled down all the en, es and fr files for the 3.3.1 rC2 - now > > what I plan on doing is to update my copy of the libreofficebox > > directories with this new batch (delete and replace the full directory > > contents for each) > > > When the final version for the installs are out for 3.3.1, I will need > to download them into the proper folders and then update the links in > the install page to point to ....3.3.1..... instead of .....3.3.0..... > That does not take too much effort. I will do the same for any > new/updated files that have a different file name. For the .odt file > for the documents, I will also export them to .pdf files. I know a lot > of people who prefer to read through .pdf files instead of editable > files like .odt is. > > I didn't download Italian files, but maybe I should. I should probably > > just assume I'm done with binaries, that this rc2 is what is going on > > this disc image. > Right now, the North American DVD is English, French, and Spanish > [Mexican Spanish]. I want to stick with these for now. Later we can > add the other "top-10" or so languages that might be used in this area > for the "English as a second language" users in the college > communities. English, French, Spanish, then add German, Italian, > Russian, maybe some Asian and Arabic ones. > > Alright so the first item to translate is the menu - off for some super > > and then back to do that. > > > > //drew > > > > > > -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/us/marketing/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
