Terry wrote: > Walter Hildebrandt wrote: >> Yes, Terry, I agree that ordinary people get lost when using the >> official OpenOffice website. I have gone to the official website >> and gave up in frustration when I could not find, or could not >> understand what I found. At the same time I realize that the website >> does a fantastic job and probably accounts for a lot of the >> tremendous success that OpenOffice has enjoyed. >> >> I start with the question - How can I improve my website to further >> build up OpenOffice? One answer might be to improve the cooperation >> between my website and the official website. Anyone, please send >> your comments and suggests as to how the two website might cooperate >> to continue building OpenOffice. (Building OpenOffice is probably a >> non-ending process. > > Walter, I apologise. I joined in the discussion quite forgetting that > it had gone on a tangent. > > Have you gathered enough advice / information about the various tools > available for managing your website? > > The question of co-operation (don't hold your breath) should, I agree > with James Mckenzie, be asked on the discuss list. > > To subscribe to the list, send a message to: > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Similar addresses exist for the digest list: > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Terry:
Have you looked at the latest release for missing strings and other items? I was made aware of this by a fellow Mac version user today. There is an open issue about not being able to export to PDF from the en_GB version. This would become a major problem for those users who use this version by either choice (I don't speak British English and you don't speak American English) or that this is the only version they want to use. James McKenzie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
