On Wed, Feb 9, 2011 at 12:27 PM, Marc Paré <marc@marcpare.com> wrote:
Thanks Carl and Drew: (Carl -- your points on the bottom of this post)
RE: Writer -- re: desktop publishing ... there is a book writing
module/extension with accompanying styles that was recently released. I
believe that this was warmly received by many authors using LibreOffice.
Maybe leave the Writer descriptions as is?
I'm fine with what is written. When I do serious DTP, I use other
great open source tools. However, the focus here is on LibreOffice,
not the universe of open source goodness. The description is accurate.
Re: BASE -- adding info on the backend. I have tried to move text around but
there is just not enough space left. Should we just leave it as is? Can
anyone add a short blurb on backend? That particular paragraph -- I think I
can squeeze another 8 words in there.
Try this...
Now:
Base is a full-featured desktop database front end, designed to meet
the needs of a broad array of users. The front end is a powerful
asset adding major functionality and potential to the other
LibreOffice applications.
Proposed:
Base is a full-featured desktop database, designed to meet the needs
of most users. It is a valuable asset for adding power to other
LibreOffice applications. Base can also be used as a front end to most
enterprise-class databases.
Use and modify as you wish. I think this describes Base in a way that
captures its low AND high end uses.
New location for the file:
www.parentreprise.com/images/LibreOffice/LibOPamphlet04-mime_icons.odt
Marc
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