Hello all,
I'm Frank. I just joined this group and am interested in helping develop the
technical manuals. I have a background in IT and have done some technical
writing in previous jobs. I will look at the priority tasks and see what needs
doing. I look forward to hearing from and working w
On 06/13/09 02:55, LuisFdo wrote:
Joe, I´m Luis from Costa Rica too (Tibas) and i am having serious problems
with openoffice. The point is that about 2 months ago i tried to install a
new version of OpenOffice (3.2 I guess) and from that day I couldn´t work
properly with this software. This is
Joe, I´m Luis from Costa Rica too (Tibas) and i am having serious problems
with openoffice. The point is that about 2 months ago i tried to install a
new version of OpenOffice (3.2 I guess) and from that day I couldn´t work
properly with this software. This is the message i got from that day:
Uwe Fischer wrote:
If you like to do some proofreading of "real" books in PDF format, or to
write any missing chapters, you can click the "DRAFT User Guides for
OpenOffice.org 3.x" link.
Work on the user guides is done mostly through the OOoAuthors website;
the wiki is not up to date with the
On 11/12/08 17:15, Shampa Bhattacharyya wrote:
Hello All,
Just joined OOo documentation team!
Being technical writer for the past three years I never had an opportunity
to work on open-source documentation. Though new to OOo I am eager to learn
and extend my help in any of the documentation pro
Shampa Bhattacharyya wrote:
Being technical writer for the past three years I never had an opportunity
to work on open-source documentation. Though new to OOo I am eager to learn
and extend my help in any of the documentation project.
Please free to drop a line and I would be happy to help you.
Hello All,
Just joined OOo documentation team!
Being technical writer for the past three years I never had an opportunity
to work on open-source documentation. Though new to OOo I am eager to learn
and extend my help in any of the documentation project.
Please free to drop a line and I would be h
Hi Narayan,
welcome aboard again! It's good to see people from India chiming in.
I was visiting Bangalore in December and was overwhelmed by the
level of excitement I saw around open source software.
Myself Narayan, a Technical Writer from India. I have been using OpenOffice
at home and work fo
Hi,
Myself Narayan, a Technical Writer from India. I have been using OpenOffice
at home and work for quite some time now. I want to contribute to the
project in my capacity.
Wishing good time.
*Rock On,
Narayan*
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
As I pointed out to Aurélien, template creators must sign the JCA before
their work can be considered. Wish it were not so but that is the
current situation. I have heard from others that this situation is being
examined for a change to a more open way to contribute
Hi,
G. Roderick Singleton schrieb:
On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 13:26 +0100, Frank Peters wrote:
I don't really understand why JCA is such a problem. It is a legal
requirement to stay flexible. The original contributor will *never*
lose the copyright for his/her contributions, he/she just shares
Frank Peters wrote:
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
As I pointed out to Aurélien, template creators must sign the JCA before
their work can be considered. Wish it were not so but that is the
current situation. I have heard from others that this situation is being
examined for a change to a more op
On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 13:26 +0100, Frank Peters wrote:
> G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
>
> > As I pointed out to Aurélien, template creators must sign the JCA before
> > their work can be considered. Wish it were not so but that is the
> > current situation. I have heard from others that this situa
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
As I pointed out to Aurélien, template creators must sign the JCA before
their work can be considered. Wish it were not so but that is the
current situation. I have heard from others that this situation is being
examined for a change to a more open way to contribute
On Fri, 2007-02-02 at 12:56 +1000, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> Frank Peters wrote:
> > Why are templates part of the documentation project? Shouldn't they
> > rather be with art.oo.o?
>
> I think templates are much closer to documentation than to art,
> or any other part of marketing. An ordinary u
On Fri, 2007-02-02 at 12:54 +1000, Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
> > The project tries to avoid anything that could be construed as copyright
> > infringement and/or plagiarism. So I think that providing copies of MSO
> > templates should be avoided.
>
> Direct copies, y
Frank Peters wrote:
Why are templates part of the documentation project? Shouldn't they
rather be with art.oo.o?
I think templates are much closer to documentation than to art,
or any other part of marketing. An ordinary user looking for
templates would never think to look for them under art, a
Frank Peters wrote:
Secondly, the so-called online help has been open for years. The
mere fact that contributing is more difficult because it uses
a special format, is compiled like the source code and is integral
piece of the source code base doesn't make it any less open.
That's true, but it
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
The project tries to avoid anything that could be construed as copyright
infringement and/or plagiarism. So I think that providing copies of MSO
templates should be avoided.
Direct copies, yes, definitely to be avoided. But one can get
ideas from MSO about what peo
Frank Peters wrote:
Aurélien Pocheville wrote:
I'm Aurélien Pocheville, french phd student.
I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost
exclusively interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than
in other). I'm also quite interested in the website part presenting
te
Hi,
Why are templates part of the documentation project? Shouldn't they
rather be with art.oo.o?
No. Templates are here from the beginning. If Marketing, and hence the
subproject art, feel that theirs is a better place, the leads of the
marketing project can ask.
I am not asking why they were
On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 22:23 +0100, Frank Peters wrote:
> G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
>
> >>> I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost exclusively
> >>> interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than in other). I'm
> >>> also quite interested in the website part pres
G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost exclusively
interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than in other). I'm
also quite interested in the website part presenting templates.
Here is what I think I could do for the project:
1/ Revam
Hi Aurélien,
Am Montag, 29. Januar 2007 schrieb Aurélien Pocheville:
> Hi everyone !
(...)
>
> I wanted to start a mockup of the template page, therefore I
> downloaded with CVS a fresh checkout of the documentation
> repository. The problem is, the copy I get is not what is
> currently on the web
On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 19:56 +0100, Frank Peters wrote:
> Aurélien Pocheville wrote:
>
> > I'm Aurélien Pocheville, french phd student.
> >
> > I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost exclusively
> > interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than in other). I'm
> >
Aurélien Pocheville wrote:
I'm Aurélien Pocheville, french phd student.
I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost exclusively
interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than in other). I'm
also quite interested in the website part presenting templates.
Here is what
Hi everyone !
I'm Aurélien Pocheville, french phd student.
I'm willing to give some help to the dev project. I'm almost exclusively
interested in templates (more in Impress Templates than in other). I'm
also quite interested in the website part presenting templates.
Here is what I think I cou
My name is Joseph Thomas. I go by Joe, but I'm Joseph in Latin America: Yo
(I) in Spanish is pronounced Joe; you can understand the problem. I am a
retired federal employee now living in Costa Rica, and I will assist you any
way I can in making Open Office the best and most popular program of
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