Jan,
OK, when I have time I'll fix the wiki, That's the easy bit.
For the help files, I already have a Git system on my PC (used with Visual
Studio Express), but don't know Gerrit at all. I'll read through the
documentation on how Git is used for the help files, but I think I'll need help
on
Hi Peter,
Peter Toye píše v St 02. 12. 2015 v 16:13 +:
> OK, when I have time I'll fix the wiki, That's the easy bit.
Cool, thanks! :-)
> For the help files, I already have a Git system on my PC (used with
> Visual Studio Express), but don't know Gerrit at all. I'll read
> through the
Hi Peter,
ptoye píše v Po 30. 11. 2015 v 04:28 -0700:
> There's an example below taken from
> https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/HelpContent#Make_Images_Appear which
> shows the problem: three of these paras use "allows to", three don't, but I
> think they all have the same meaning!
This is
I've noticed that the phrase "allow to" or "allows to" appears a lot in the
API documentation, and also in some of the help files. AS a native UK
English speaker, I feel that I should point out that this is incorrect
grammar (I think it's also incorrect in US English). "Allow" must take an
object
Hi.
I come across this a lot in manuals I transcribe. I most frequently
insert a "you".
Set Document Root: allows to select the document as root file >> Set Document
Root: allows you to select the document as root file
Not sure of the context, the above is still ambiguous to me although it
