Jose' Matos wrote: > On Thursday 28 August 2003 16:51, Angus Leeming wrote: >> >> Jose' Matos wrote: >> >> > This is the new address: >> >> > http://www.lyx.org/~jamatos/archaeology/ >> >> I think that your links are also suspect. >> For example >> Release of LyX 0.12.0, date 1998/02/10 points to a web address >> http://groups.google.com/groups?q=xforms+announce=160=en... > > Nothing that a good python script can not handle. ;-) > Mangling the url a bit it was easy to fix. I think that all urls are > correct > now. I have also fixed those of xforms timeline. > >> Something strike you as odd about this for a release of _LyX_? > > Ok, I got them while searching for xforms. :-D > You discovered my secret. ;-) > >> Also, I've followed some of the links. In all cases I get sent to the >> groups.google.com "Your search - ... - did not match any documents" page. > > Should be fixed now.
You've been busy ;-) Moving on to archaeology/lyx-time.html "For more informations regarding the origins of LyX see the LyX Development News #10." Information is always singular in English. s/\(information\)s/\1/ "Note: Click on the images bellow to get a larger view. On the left column you have the version pointing to information related with that release." There is no left column any more ;-) I'd just remove the sentence entirely. Spelling: s/bellow/below/ How about changing date: <1995/10/24> xforms: 0.75 file format 2.10 Source code: 0.7p4-d3 (197K) to Release announcement: <1995/10/24>" File format: 2.10 Source code For xforms 0.75: <0.7p4-d3 (197K)> Patched for xforms 1.0 <...> Personally, I find those boxes enclosing "0.5-0.6", "0.7" etc confusing. If you want to use boxes, why not make the box enclose _all_ the data relevant to that release. Ie, make a table. Best regards, -- Angus
