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On 26/04/2011 15:38, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote:

On 04/25/2011 09:54 PM, David Nelson wrote:
Hi, :-)

On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 05:40, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions
<webmaster@krackedpress.com>  wrote:
I would not mind getting this tutorial emailed to me - off the list - at
"webmaster@krackedpress.com"

I am not on thew documentation list[s].
Feel free to sign up for the list... You can download *all* available
documentation content (including stuff that's still in the pipeline
and not yet published) from the LibreOffice Alfresco platform at
http://alfresco.libreoffice.org or
http://documentation.libreoffice.org


David Nelson

Exactly what is an Alfresco "account"?  Why would you need to have one?

As for the Documentation List[s], I am already on 4 lists already. Also, I do not know if I will ever contribute to the creation/modification of any LibreOffice documentation, due to my brain injuries. Clear communication can be a problem at times when I deal with typing text. Three strokes will do that to a person.

As for the documentation out there, I have the latest versions of the two available guides; Getting Started and Writer. Or at least the ones I find at "http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation/"; and the WIKI page for documentation. The LibreOffice-NA.US <http://libreoffice-na.us/> site is the testing platform for the LibreOffice North American Community DVD Project. Our group is creating DVDs that will service the needs of the following communities; Canadian, US-American, Mexican, and Latin American, including the Hispanic communities. Currently we have our English DVDs 99% ready for publication and are working on the Spanish language version [first draft is 50% +/- done] for those DVDs. The big advantage with our DVDs is the extras. These include as much documentation as we can find. Look at this link to see what we currently have for English; http://libreoffice-na.us/English/documentation.html

What we really need now is Spanish language documentation, even if it is just the Getting-Started guide. Also we could use Spanish language extensions/add-ons plus sample files. Right now there is a big void in the Spanish language area of documentation, extensions, templates, artwork, and sample files. THEN we have to do it all over with our French DVDs, that are needed for French-Canada.

So the question is what is the advantage of an Alfresco account and being on the documentation list[s]? I am on the Projects list[s], the International Marketing list, the US Marketing list, and the User's list. Would I really need to be on another one if I will not be able to contribute/create/modify the document files?


and what about a video documentation?
i think that there are people on the community that would like to try doing video learning videos and not a ""youtube" kind of but
a more official ones.

Eliezer

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