Re: [libreoffice-marketing] New to LibreOffice Marketing

On 04/09/2012 06:17 AM, Cor Nouws wrote:
> Hi Nicholas,
>
> Nicholas Ng wrote (09-04-12 07:40)
>
> > I am Nicholas Ng, from Malaysia (Borneo island), wanted to help out
> > with promoting LibreOffice for my region / country. Still new with
> > this so will have a lot to learn from all the seniors out there.
>
> Ah yes, but since you know best your local situation, I expect that 
> you know best how to communicate there.
> Of course, people here are pleased to share experiences and materials 
> and will try to answer any question.
>
> Feel welcome!
>
> Kind regards,

How fast is you Internet connection?

I have created a DVD that I use to promote LibreOffice.

In a few days, I will be uploading the 3.4.6 [most stable version of LO] 
version of the DVD.  The following web site is an online version of the 
DVD.  It will give you any idea on what can be do to create a DVD for a 
local or regional community.

http://libreoffice-na.us/English-3.4-installs/index.html

You could create a CD or DVD that has the different LibreOffice installs 
and your native language language and help packages.  Then add the 
documentation and other things that you think would be a help with the 
promotion and use of LibreOffice.

If you have a fast Internet connection, you can download everything on 
my site and use it for your community promotional product.  For some of 
the extra software you might want to go to their web sites and download 
you native language versions.

This DVD is just one way to promote LibreOffice.  DVDs or CDs can be 
handed out with documents, like brochures and other things, to people 
you know or at a booth at some local event.  I have given out a lot of 
then since late Spring of last year, creating a new one whenever a new 
version of LibreOffice come out.

I know some people in regions that are not native English speakers have 
used my DVD as a template for making their own promotional DVD.  Some 
people create a CD for each operating system that they promote, Windows, 
Linux, or MacOSX, so the user would only need to deal with the OS that 
they use on their computers.  I did that once myself.

Here is a link to a PDF copy of a pamphlet that promotes LibreOffice.
http://libreoffice-na.us/LibO-TriFild-Pamphlet-11-05-15-ltr-en.pdf


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