On 6/20/07, Frank Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh, if there is a way to view/download/print the entire "manual",
there wouldn't be a need for PDF per se. All I'm saying
is that we need an offline delivery channel that will enable users to
download and print a manual (collection of pages). I
Frank Peters wrote:
Per Eriksson wrote:
I personally agree this is better than uploading files to issues.
To be honest, I don't like the fact that we use issues to track docs
anyway. Issuetracker is bulky and obscure. I would strongly vote for
having
a readily visible dashboard with links to p
As you may know, this year's OOo Conference will take place
in Barcelona, Spain (http://marketing.openoffice.org/ooocon2007/)
I would really like to take this opportunity to meet as many
of you as possible, so please let me know if you will be attending
the conference. I hope many of you will.
Frank Peters wrote:
...
Joe, thank you, thank you for bringing that up and pointing to the
elephant. There is much truth to what you write and actually I
think we need to revisit the documentation "strategy" for OOo,
meaning how will we produce, maintain, and publish documentation.
...
Readin
Jim,
Frank, when you have time, please elaborate a bit for everyone about the
conditions / situation ("case"), and reasons, you "still think that in this
case, PDF is the way to go", specifically, the source (online) system and the
benefits gained from the extra work of maintaining PDFs (perhaps
Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
I agree that topic size may actually be an issue. If you split books by
chapter, the individual chapters may get too big to handle via wiki.
Maybe you need to get more granular.
I've started splitting some of the larger chapters of the OOoAuthors
guides into sub-chapt
Frank, when you have time, please elaborate a bit for everyone about the
conditions / situation ("case"), and reasons, you "still think that in this
case, PDF is the way to go", specifically, the source (online) system and the
benefits gained from the extra work of maintaining PDFs (perhaps on
I think you missed the part where I said "(or printed)".
Jim
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Frank Peters wrote:
> Jim Harris wrote:
>
> > In "... many users still value a [book-type] manual that they can download,
> > print out and read offline. So there is still the need for
Martina Waller wrote a note that deserves a more thorough and
thoughtful answer than I have time for right now, but I do have a
question.
Martina said,
Reduce the icon size in the documents. Their actual size constrains the
flow of reading because they get too much attention.
Do you mean "ic
Frank Peters wrote:
I agree that topic size may actually be an issue. If you split books by
chapter, the individual chapters may get too big to handle via wiki.
Maybe you need to get more granular.
I've started splitting some of the larger chapters of the
OOoAuthors guides into sub-chapters,
felipe gutierrez schrieb:
No se si alguien le ha pasado pero cuando escribo "con" en WRITER 2.0 me borra
la palabra y me escribe "NOC" como puedo cortar eso??
Hola Felipe,
Esta lista es para discutir problemas que están relacionados con la
producción del software y los miembros de esta l
Frank Peters schrieb:
Scott Carr wrote:
We have a Style guide. If you want to look it over, and make
recomendations:
http://documentation.openoffice.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList
It hasn't been updated in a bit.
Martina, can you go over the style guide and make
suggestions? We should
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