Hi, I am Archana. I used to work as an Assoc. Operations Manager/Middleware Admin until I quit recently to raise my baby. I would like to work on your documentation project. I have completed the orientation module.
Please let me know what are the next steps Regards Archana On Wed, Dec 9, 2015 at 10:11 AM, Keith N. McKenna <keith.mcke...@comcast.net > wrote: > toki wrote: > > On 09/12/2015 03:09, Keith N. McKenna wrote: > > > >> There are ways to document the differences where they exist. > > > > This gets into what qualifies as a difference that is significant enough > > to mention: > > Those are editorial decisions that would be have to be made out > collaboratively. > > > # How many people realize that: > > * different versions of Java behave differently. Doesn't matter if > > LibO, AOo, or EU are being used; > > * there are differences in LibO when using Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and > > BSD; > > # User-installed extensions that alter built-in functionality, as a > > side-effect of what they are supposed to do; > > > > All that said, with the appropriate use of styles --- roughly 40 of them > > --- one can visually indicate which version of which program on which OS > > a specific note refers to. > > Notes are not the only way that it could be done. > > > >> If all you are suggesting is that we just en mass move to LO I am not > > as sanguine. > > > > In theory, ODFAuthors is program agnostic. > > > In theory that is correct, however ODFAuthors as it is currently > constituted does have constraints that would need to be worked out. > > jonathon > > Regards > Keith > > > > >
