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Hi all,

Marc Paré wrote (12-08-12 00:26)

[...]
As for the code freeze and all, yes the vast majority of information is
available from the wiki as of code freeze. I am not sure if we can push
the dev team to complete it earlier -- that is something that would need
to be asked.

Apart from all other ideas, I would like to bring under attention once more that it is useful if people have the opportunity to do some work on the wiki-information early.

For example there is the technical phrase
"Zooming now is based on a geometric progression. Bug report: fdo#44173. (Thanks to Tim Hardeck)"

Since I saw the discussion on the UX list, I would rewrite that as
"Zooming in and out now lets the active part of the document be placed better on the display" ... ah well, and then in proper English.
E.g. if you zoom in, the focus stay's on the spot where you work.

(Obviously, I failed to follow my own advice, e.g. working on the wiki-info in time ;-) )


Cheers,


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