[libreoffice-marketing] Re: Reference Cards

Hi Ron,

Le 2013-01-21 16:52, Ron Faile a écrit :
> On 1/21/2013 6:10 AM, Fabian Rodriguez wrote:
> > On 13-01-20 03:56 PM, Ron Faile wrote:

> > One important detail I noticed in my printing tests, the LibreOffice
> > logo on the left seems to be low-resolution, which results in poor print
> > quality. Can this be fixed? Most people may not notice but it's low
> > enough resolution that it looks blurry even on the screen when I open
> > the PDF. I am using evince 3.4.0 in Trisquel if that matters, a Windows
> > version is available here: http://www.pdfreaders.org.
> >
> > I would do this correction myself on a single document but there are 16
> > variations of it that would need to be
> > corrected/re-generated/re-uploaded, and I will most surely forget some
> > detail (fonts, etc.) that will make it look different. I will be looking
> > into translating some of these so if this isn't fixed by release I will
> > take the time to do it. Mentioning any extra fonts used (if any) and
> > linking to the high-resolution version of the logos on that same page
> > may be useful for translators too in the near future. I love the
> > instructions on the back too :)
> >
> > I believe there was some recent discussion about measuring the # of
> > downloads for another document and the difficulty of doing this on the
> > Wiki. It will be important to measure how many downloads there are for
> > these variations of the PDF, so in the future we can focus on those that
> > are most used / drop those that aren't at all. What do you think?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Fabian
>
> Thanks Fabian. Yes the logo is low-resolution. There are some
> higher-resolution versions on the wiki and I'll work on replacing them
> and uploading the new files. The only problem with the SVG that Daniel
> suggested is that it has a purpleish background. I'm not a graphic
> designer, so I'm not sure if I'll be able to use it. If someone who
> knows more about it can create a transparent version, I'll be happy to
> use it.
>
> I agree that we may not need all 16 variations, we just need some info
> on which are the most used. If you have any suggestions about which ones
> to focus on, we can discuss it. Liberation Sans is the only font used in
> the 4.0 cards. It is installed by default when you install LibreOffice.
> I'm glad you're interested in translating the cards. It will be a
> benefit to many of our users.
>
> Thanks,
> Ron

Thanks for the updates to the cards! I have linked to the wiki reference 
cards page from our "Marketing/Design Visual Elements" wiki page[1].

I also agree that it would be nice to update the logo to a higher 
definition.

Re: measuring the downloads, I believe that piwik has been enabled on 
the wiki and that it is now possible to monitor such things as 
downloads. But, you would have to get help from someone who knows more 
about it than I do.

Thanks again, these are good marketing items to have in a booth and of 
course as educational aids in a classroom setting or computer lab for 
students.

Let us know when the logo is updated and I will make sure our l10n teams 
know of them.


Cheers,

Marc

[1] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Visual_Elements

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