Hi :)
Hmmm, pen&ink or pencil is a good option for printed guides. I thought that was what margins were
for?
Unfortunately it's not so easy to share or copy&paste from whereas a wiki is easy to disseminate.
Since it does headings and the Table of Contents and makes the ToC clickable automatically it's not
hugely difficult for readers either.
Wiki's are a quick way to get a good result even if it's garbage-in. Quite often people that are
new to wiki-editing find other people tidy-up their edits if they have only just plonked down
unformatted content. (or made a right pigs-ear of it). As you play around with it and find odd
hints&tips your formatting gets better but that doesn't necessarily improve your contents so you
start hunting around for other newer people's content to help their's look nicer. So it kinda
depends on new people joining in all the time or on people having more Areas of Knowledge than they
can write-up quickly.
Regards from
Tom :)
--- On Wed, 11/7/12, Ken Springer <snowshed1@q.com> wrote:
From: Ken Springer <snowshed1@q.com>
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Re: Using and Formatting Logical Functions in Calc
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Date: Wednesday, 11 July, 2012, 3:16
Hi, Tom,
On 7/7/12 5:59 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
I think one advantage of wiki's is that they are easy for anyone to update anytime.
Hopefully information from that gets fed into blogs and official documentation and
maybe even the help files.
The question I would pose to you is, is the wiki designed for the ease of use for people updating
the information, or for the ease of use of the people needing help? A solution for one group does
not automatically make that solution the best for another group.
With printed documentation, one of the perennial complaints everywhere is the difficulty in
updating the data. To which I say, a lot of that is hogwash to me. I figured out a way to
minimize the difficulty in updating the information close to 20 years ago. I keep waiting for
various "brain trusts" to put out a document using that solution, but it seems to be more than they
can handle. :-)
I think I'll just keep my secret for my own use. :-)
-- Ken
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