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RE: [ws-rx-editors] OO version for editors (2.0 or 1.1.5)

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Winkler, Steve <>
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2005-12-14T06:08:20+00:00
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RE: [ws-rx-editors] OO version for editors (2.0 or 1.1.5)
One thing I noticed in just doing the diff using 1.1.5 is 
that it didn't automatically notice some of the grammatical problems and 
spelling errors I fixed this weekend.  2.0 did, however, which could be 
very useful for us in producing better docs from a purely editorial perspective. 

 

-Steve

From: Doug Davis [mailto:] 

Sent: Tuesday, Dec 13, 2005 22:07 PM
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Steve
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[ws-rx-editors] OO version for editors (2.0 or 1.1.5)

I use 1.1.5.  Upgrading to MS 
Word work for me  :-)   or, I guess 2.0 of OO - don't really care as 
long as we're all on the same version of something and it works. 

-Doug 

  
  

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Hi editors, 

I made a detailed pass over the document this weekend 
to fix up editorial issues.  I tried to limit myself explicitly to issues I 
deemed editorial, and will send around a red line doc showing the diffs so that 
the editors can agree to the changes before I submit them.   

The point of this mail is that when I tried to do the 
diff to send it out right now, I was unable to do so effectively because I 
apparently have a newer version of Open Office installed than the rest of you. 
OO 2.0 [1] was released in October, and I was curious what the editors thought 
about upgrading to the newly released version.   

In the meantime, I'm currently installing the 1.1.5 
version that Gil mentioned he is using so that I can produce the aforementioned 
diff.   

This is just a general pulse check: What versions are 
editors using now, and what do the editors think about upgrading to the 2.0 
version of Open Office? 

Cheers,
Steve   

[1] http://www.openoffice.org/press/2.0/press_release.html
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