after a quick perusal of the last few days of posts on this list, i
just want to make sure i'm starting off the right way in reviewing the
current docs and noting content that could be updated.
as i read it, with my brand new alfresco account, i can go here:
http://alfresco.libreoffice.org/
log in, then go to
Company Home -> English Content -> Documentation
and select, say, the "Getting Started Guide." i can see that the
various chapters of that guide are individual .odt files so once i got
confident, i could check one out, make changes, then check it back in
(not prepared to do that just yet).
for example, say i was perusing the "SettingUpLibreOffice" chapter,
where i notice a couple of things:
* a couple references to "LibraOffice" rather than "LibreOffice",
which i assume are simple typoes
* there's also a reference to the "Help formatting" option
(allegedly under LibreOffice->General) which i simply don't see in my
3.4.1 writer session.
is that the sort of thing that one starts off doing -- just some
simple fixes? or have i misread something? thanks.
rday
p.s. i also see a reference to "Enable systray quickstarter on Linux"
but i don't see that anywhere in my linux session. perhaps i just
didn't look hard enough.