hich functions should be dubbed to get any attention? Who is
> helped and why?
All of them. It probably should be a document on its own.
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security measures used by Microsoft. As such, before usi
out stylistic
inconsistencies.
For both the US, and UK, announcements regarding deaths and memorials
have black borders, with a either a Gothic or BlackLetter font.
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Marko wrote:
Shouldn't we put a hint about our in deep grief on the start page of
documentation.openoffice.org?
How about adding a memorial page in the OOo manual for him?
Black border, gothic font. etc.
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make a non-public archive of the affected pages. Depending
upon the number of pages thus affected, have two or three people
rewrite those articles from scratch.
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On a personal note, I'm waiting for the wiki licence issue to be
resolved, before submitting anything there. [I've got hal
om the wiki;
* Open the wiki;
* Invite the FAQ writers to recreate the material from scratch;
Initially, it will result in a significant decrease in the number of
FAQs. However, it will clear up the licensing issue. It should also
ensure that the inform
ributory negligence". The creator of the tool is responsible for
the usage of the tool, even if they are not present, and
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Alex wrote:
>that where the template could be (mis)used by a non-professional,
then perhaps it should carry a warning, and in fact in certain states,
this may even be obligatory.
Which more or less gets back to my concerns out the template I created.
> Well, the disclaimer problem AFAIK essentia
to carry a similar wending/disclaimer.
The next question is: How are templates where a warning/disclaimer is
(legally or ethically) required or recommended going to be treated by
OOo?
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ld tends to indicate that it is
neither valid, nor reliable.
The majority of professional graphologists make their money from
employment profiling. A
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by the Community Council meetings;
iii) Daniel said in a Community Council meeting that OOoAuthors was
going to use a dual licence for documentation.
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GRS wrote:
> Really the archives do not support your statement.
I've got messages from that list that do support my claims.
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> Oh. I was not aware and was dealing in good faith.
I was writing in good faith.
> > I plonked him for this reason. Just refer to
Three threads of mine where Christian failed to comprehend what I wrote.
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> The mail that started it all today was not productive. If that's the real OOo
> way then no wonder you're getting forked.
It is the "real OOo" way.
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> documentation project will soon release an HOW TO that will explain
> everything there is to know about the OOo documentation work.
Only about five years to late.
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GRS wrote:
> Things must be bad when you come here recruiting.
Things must be bad when a person asks on 27 February, and still hasn't
been pointed at anything they can help contribute to.
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time and editing in the English to get that result.
But I have done it before.
> If you think that it is so easy to write a fool-proof guide, then go ahead
> and write it.
That's why I am writing documentation for another project.
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ng again, from scratch.
And repeat that process until the instructions can survive that sort
of round robin translation, unscathed.
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the page as needed if you want.
Does that mean I can go in an correct it, as I find errors, or do I
have sit six months to a year before somebody else admits that , eys,
there are indeed errors there?
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Daniel wrote:
> > Admittedly I did not have a look at the PuTTY-documentation before.
> But you were still convinced that the instructions were just fine.
And Project Leads and the like wonder why people feel more than a
little frustration at getting things done in OOo.
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blatent things like incorrect spelling, or geography.
Scott wrote:
>yes that page is Documentation as stated,
Do you really have to be able to read Thai, to know that
http://th.openoffice.org/about-documentation.html is about documentation?
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We can link to anywhere in the NLP.
a) Change all the links to
http://ISO_2_digit_country_code.openoffice.org/documentation
b) Run Linbot, or similar tool, to find all the broken links.
c) Fix the broken links.
d) Repeat step b & c on a monthly basis.
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Generic instructions for other platforms.
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> Think of the structure it would build! ;) It sounds like worthy framework to
> me...
+1
> Is it technically possible?
Yes. [I've seen it done using Zope. (Zope won't scale for OOo's requirements.)]
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> How about "quick links" for popular languages?
Define "Popular language"
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a) half a dozen languages in which documentation is available, are not listed.
b) One still has to search within each NLP to find the documentation.
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> renamed
I'd suggest eliminating it. Create a side bar with the different
languages on it, and have it go straight to the existing documentation
in those languages.
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> Abbreviated install guide for Linux :
> rpm -ivh openofficeorg-*
That takes care of RedHat.
What about Debian, and Suse?
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> we can start work on a perl script or something to extract the html for each
> faq item.
+1
Would you be able to extend that to track tutorials, and user guides?
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