On 05/10/2013 03:38 PM, Marc Paré wrote:
Hi Tom,
Some good points ...
Le 10/05/13 12:42 PM, Tom Davies a écrit :
Hi:)
Looks fine!:) Nice work there:)
I was trying to think of a better way of saying
"The LibreOfficeuser interfaceis available in many languages, even in
languages for which cost of localization for commercial software is
not available. "
but i couldn't come up with anything that wasn't clunky in some other
way. Perhaps
"The LibreOfficeuser interfaceis available in many languages. Even
languages which commercial software can't afford to translate into."
See what i mean? Still clunky.
Yes, I think it is clunky, but I now realize that the is missing a
"the" cost of localization ...". I will fix that.
I don't really mind the original sentence; it is to the point and
clear. Most people will realize of whom we are criticizing.
On the 2nd page in the 1s and 2nd columns the bulleted indents make
the lining-up look a little strange but on the 3rd column it looks
fine. Also a lot of words got split at the end of sentences but
nothing can be done about that.
Yeh ... I could try to move the "Exchange Data to the first panel and
then the bulleted list to the middle panel. Have a look at this and
let me know what you think:
http://www.parentreprise.com/images/LibreOffice/JuggledColumnsBrochurev4.0GeneralInformation.png
How does this look and how does the flow of text work?
If we can reduce the left hand side spacing of the bullets from the side
of the "frame" and reduce the spacing from the bullet to the text, THEN
we might be able to increase the amount of text, somewhat, or help with
the text formatting from line to line.
What it will finally look like will depend on whether you are using
Letter or A4 paper. But anything to reduce the unneeded spacing on
either side of the bullets would help with the look of the brochure.
As the contend is changed, for the better, I have been replacing the
older version of the Community brochure on my DVD and web site with the
newer and better ones. Right now, I will list the Letter Paper version,
but later I will include the A4 version as well.
The really weird thing was when i opened the A4 in 4.0.0 the
formatting looked really messed-up with the far left column on 1st
page clearly jumping up through the column header. However when i
clicked into the document it all jumped back down again and looked
great. Same thing happened with the US letter sized one. So, if it
happens to you just give it a minute to fix itself. I've been
thinking about upgrading to 4.0.3 quite soon anyway, hopefully this
weekend. It could just be something weird in my settings or
anything. This machine has been unhappy for a while now and needs
some tlc.
I wouldn't worry about that, I think it's the way the page is drawn
first and then the frames are laid on top. There is just a slight
redraw needed for the change.
Regards from
Tom:)
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[libreoffice-marketing] Re: Brochure-type: General Information -- Updated to v.4 (still in edit stage by the marketing team) · Marc Paré
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