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On 05/25/2011 01:20 PM, James Wilde wrote:
Welcome to the list, Flos.

Here you'll find all the help you'll need to use LibreOffice.  The help is all provided by 
volunteers, users like yourself.

//James

You might want to look into some other "resources" that are being created as "projects" for LibreOffice. For me, I am one of the key people for the North American Community DVD Project. http://libreoffice-na.us/ We have created a DVD distribution that has been developed for the needs of the North American community. There are projects dealing with South American and European communities. Ours currently deals with English, but we are slowly working on Spanish and French versions. The key part of these LibreOffice projects are the extras beyond the install files. We have documentation, extensions, templates, localized language dictionaries, artwork, and even other software packages that may be of use to our user base. Other projects do things that would be useful to their user base.

So, here is the first place to find help for features of LibreOffice.

Next, look into the WIKI pages to find the other places where you can find LibreOffice related items.

http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ is a good place to start.

Then look for any regional group of people that are a part of the LibreOffice community. If you live in the UK or Europe [English folk dancing reference], you should find some people or group not too far away from your region. If you live in Canada or the USA, you will find people there as well that might have some common interests that could help with your individual LibreOffice usage.

We are a growing group of people who want to help. We are going to try our best to help anyone who asks.

Tim L.
Elmira, New York, USA, World.

On May 25, 2011, at 18:25 , Phil Headford wrote:

Hello, I'm new to the list.
My name is Phil Headford, but most people call me Flos.
I'm a retired designer of satellites, and a fiddle player for English folk dancing.
I'm hoping to use Scribus to produce The Old Swan Band Tunebook, and the Shropshire area folk 
magazine, Shreds and Patches.
I'm also familiarising myself  with LibreOffice.
I shall be mostly lurking until I've learnt a bit more about both.
Regards,
Flos

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