On 26/03/2016 23:37, anne-ology wrote:
>> These guides do generate a sundry, but useful, amount of income for the TDF
>> and wider LibreOffice community.
> [huh ???]
The slightly inaccurate, but easier to explain answer, is that dead tree
guides are printed and distributed by Lulu.(^1)
On 26/03/2016 11:43, Tom Davies wrote:
> 2. Btw does anyone happen to know if all OpenOffice templates held on their
> sites have been copied to the LibreOffice site?
They haven't and at least some of them probably won't be, due to the
license that they are distributed under.
> Does anyone
Since I have been/am an editor, seems to be right up my alley ...
and I'd be glad to help - just let me know what-, when-, how-ever,
[further comments below]
From: Tom Davies
Date: Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 7:14 AM
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Volunteers
Thanks to all who provided the information. I've been busy crunching
out this project and haven't had time to reply.
On 3/6/2016 9:14 AM, Piet van Oostrum wrote:
John Meyer wrote:
> I'm trying to write a macro for LibreOffice 4.1. Which programming
> guide should I use?
>
Hi :)
A few years ago the Documentation Team did a lot of trialling converters to
ePub format(s?) but none were quite up to the job.
At best quite a bit of tinkering had to be done before or/and after the
initial conversion. I'm fairly sure Dan was one of, quite possibly THE
main person, working
Hi :)
If you have an hour, or few, per month - or if you could help during
occasional holidays - or 'just' as a "one off" = YOU could be a big help.
People who are new to LibreOffice/OpenOffice are a HUGE help as
proof-readers = helping the documentation make more sense to noobs, or even
just
Hi :)
1a. Could someone post a "feature request" (using the bug-reporting
system) to suggest some sort of converter so that old templates can easily
converted to fit the newer system? (or have i misunderstood about newer vs
older template systems?)
1b. Even if the newer system can cope with