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Task #2245

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Collect LibreOffice How-To

Added by Italo Vignoli over 7 years ago. Updated over 4 years ago.

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Closed
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Normal
Assignee:
Italo Vignoli
Target version:
Team - Recurring
Start date:
2019-03-16
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% Done:

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1. Seven tips for working with colors in the most colorful office suite LibreOffice
2. Features of LibreOffice Navigator for faster work in your texts and spreadsheet documents
3. Six ways to tweak the LibreOffice interface to all your needs
4. Page styles: powerful and still easy control over your Writer text documents
5. Nine tips for marvelous PDF export from LibreOffice
6. Secure and trusted work: this is how you do it with LibreOffice

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 #1

Updated by Italo Vignoli about 6 years ago

  • Subject changed from Develop LibreOffice How-To to Collect LibreOffice How-To

I have renamed the task as "Collect LibreOffice How-To" because there are many of these articles around, and it would be a loss of time to develop them from scratch when other are already working at the same topic. So, the idea is to collect these articles and link them on a bi-weekly blog post.

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Updated by Italo Vignoli almost 6 years ago

  • Start date set to 2019-03-16
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 #3

Updated by Florian Effenberger over 5 years ago

Any progress/update on this?
We had the LibreOffice magazine in the past year, with the plan to have articles released under a CC license over time. (See also #2244)

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Updated by Italo Vignoli over 5 years ago

The task of generating more contents is on my ToDo list, but gets constantly postponed by something more urgent. Unfortunately, the people who launched the idea have not been helpful - apart for providing a list of titles - and have not even provided pointers to existing materials which could help to draft the articles. Apart from the Linux Magazine special feature, which we have to investigate, one alternative could be to leverage what is available on the internet by having recurrent searches, as resources like Ask LibreOffice or the OOo forum (where the majority of contents is about LibreOffice) are not very helpful. In any case, this could be a marketing easy hack for someone willing to contribute but not knowing where to start.

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 #5

Updated by Italo Vignoli over 4 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Closed

Ticket closed, as we are publishing Tips & Tricks on a weekly basis on the blog, and tweeting on a daily basis since June 2020.

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