As one who is still trying to make the changeover to OpenOffice, I have
searched for and found lots of documentation (even if not always with
the answers I seek). But it has dawned on me that one of the newbie
problems is pinning down where to look first, and most regularly, for
documentation. There are very good libraries of third-party articles in
places like:
LinuxBeacon <http://linuxbeacon.com>
LinuxJournal <http://www.linuxjournal.com>
Sheepdog Guides <http://sheepdogguides.com>
(any others of significance?)
But for systematic documentation under the auspices of openoffice.org,
there seem to be two repositories which, frankly, I can't tell apart:
wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/
documentation.openoffice.org/
*both* of which are fed from documentation developed at
oooauthors.org
and elsewhere. For example, the tutorials pages
<http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Tutorials>
and <http://documentation.openoffice.org/tutorials/>
both seem to carry the same content (just somewhat differently
formatted). Why is that?
I assume there is some reason for this divided organization, but I still
don't see what that is - and have finally decided that my learning curve
could be improved by asking for help on that point. Can someone help me
sort out the documentation model?
John
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