[libreoffice-documentation] New book: Designing with LibreOffice

2016-04-01 Thread Jean Weber
Bruce Byfield has written a book that explains the importance of using
styles and templates in order to use LibreOffice with the most convenience
and the least effort. It also explains the basics of modern design (font
choice, page layout, etc) and how to apply them in LibreOffice. It's
available to download free as a PDF or a zip file of the source ODTs) or
to buy as a printed copy.
http://designingwithlibreoffice.com

Although this book is not part of the official LO user guides, it was
edited by Jean Hollis Weber and published by the same group (Friends of
Open Document) that publishes the printed copies of the user guides.

The book is licensed CC-BY-SA (Creative Commons Attribution
Share-Alike). We encourage people to translate it into other languages.

--Jean

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Re: [libreoffice-documentation]

2016-04-01 Thread Olivier Hallot
Hello Kees

Verified and noted. Thanks for catching this.

Kind regards

Em 01/04/2016 03:24, Kees Kriek escreveu:
> It looks to me that when I open LibreOffice Help on Windows and search
> for certification, on this specific point I see Help relevant to
> Windows, and on Linux I see the Help for Linux.
> 
> 
> Maybe the difference between Linux and Windows can be described better in
> the Held and in the Guides?

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[libreoffice-documentation]

2016-04-01 Thread Kees Kriek
Hi all

I'm working on translating GS5010-PrintingExportingEmailing.
In the paragraph 'Digital Signatures page of PDF Options dialog' is
mentioned that the key store for keys and certificates can be selected
under *Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Security > Certificate Path.* (see
below)

The signed PDF export uses the keys and X.509 certificates already stored
in your default key store location or on a smartcard. The key store to be
used can be selected under *Tools > Options > LibreOffice > Security >
Certificate Path*. When using a smartcard, it must already be configured
for use by your key store. This is usually done during installation of the
smartcard software. Details about using these features is outside the scope
of this chapter.


As I'm using Windows10 as an OS I couldn't find this option on the Security
page.


Then I found this in the Help:

The situation on Windows differs from that on Linux.
On Linux you need to choose the path under Tools > Options > LibreOffice
> Security. Either Thunderbird or Firefox is used.
On Windows the certificate is handled in the configuration of Windows
internet options.

It looks to me that when I open LibreOffice Help on Windows and search
for certification, on this specific point I see Help relevant to
Windows, and on Linux I see the Help for Linux.


Maybe the difference between Linux and Windows can be described better in
the Held and in the Guides?


Kind regards, Kees

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