Hello
Version 4.2 of the Impress Guide Preface (Chap 00) is now in the Drafts
LO4.2 folder on the ODF Authors website ready for review and comment.
http://www.odfauthors.org/libreoffice/english/impress-guide/draft-lo-4.2/ig-lo4-2-chap-00-preface/view
Regards
PeterS
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Peter Schofield
I'll get on to your three latest files soon, Peter. The book is
galloping along; that's great.
--Jean
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 5:57 PM, PeeWee psaut...@libreoffice.org wrote:
Hello
Version 4.2 of the Impress Guide Preface (Chap 00) is now in the Drafts
LO4.2 folder on the ODF Authors website
Only Chap 11 and Appendix A to. Soon be finished and then onto the Draw Guide.
Regards
Peter Schofield
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On 19 Aug 2014, at 12:33, Jean Weber [via Document Foundation Mail Archive]
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I'll get on to your three latest files soon,
Recently I talked about updating the English version of the Base
Handbook to v4.2 from v3.5-4.0 (the English version of these two
differs only in the title; we didn't update the contents from the
German version).
The current version of the german Base handbook has just been updated to
4.3. ;-
Do you have the usual list of what's changed? And where to get the files?
--Jean
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 9:48 PM, Wolfgang Keller felip...@gmx.net wrote:
Recently I talked about updating the English version of the Base
Handbook to v4.2 from v3.5-4.0 (the English version of these two
differs
It's really unfortunate that the rest of the team has taken so long to
get around to start bringing the English version up to date, after
Hazel did the translating of new material for 4.2. I'm not sure what
is the best way to proceed at this point, and it's not up to me to
tell others what to do.
Hi :)
That is looking really good! Well over half the guide is already up on the
wiki
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications#LibreOffice_Impress_Guide
So the Impress Guide only has 3 or maybe even just 2 chapters. It's 'just'
proof-reading and finalising those chapters
Hi :)
This team consistently does far more work than most other Documentation
Teams i've seen in almost any other project. MS Office only manages 1 set
in 3-4 years.
Looking down the list of Published Guides we can see that all guides (apart
from 2) have had at least 1 completed version in the
Hello Tom
Disagree with you about the Draw Guide. There will be a guide for Version
4.3 because of one major addition to LO - the Sidebar. This does change the
way you operate Draw. Will be tackling the Draw Guide after I have completed
the last two chapters of the Impress Guide.
Regards
PeterS
Having a policy is all very well, but really it's up to the people
who do the work. For example, if no one will do the Calc Guide, it
doesn't get done. No policy will change that. This is why some guides
were updated to 4.0, but others not until 4.1: no one available to do
them.
For now, Writer
Hi :)
If/when new people join the group how do they know what to start on? What
do we tell them?
If we could say that a specific guide is next in line to be updated then
they could just start on that straight-away, or they could then say that
they would prefer to work on something else.
At the
Hello all,
I started integrating Hazel's translations of the German Base 4.2 Handbook into
the English 3.5 about a week ago. Chapter 2 is just about ready to go;
realistically, about a chapter a week is the rate at which I can work on
this(but see below.)
I think it'd be worthwhile for me to
Hi Alan,
that's great news that you are working on the Base handbook.
Please don't feel rushed and do everything in your own time. You have a
real life and that is more important. So keep some extra time for your
family. :)
Sigrid
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Best,
Joel
On 08/19/2014 04:55 AM, Jean Weber wrote:
It's really unfortunate that the rest of the team has taken so long to
get around to start bringing the English version up to date, after
Hazel did
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