From: Henrik N. O. <h....@bt...> - 2002-06-14 16:13:02
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On Fri, 2002-06-14 at 14:49, Jim Redmond wrote: > If nobody else is willing, I can do 3.C (CD documentation). I have a > few years' experience writing documentation and descriptions for > "ordinary" users. And I stand ready to volunteer a few of those users > as test subjects, should it become necessary. > Jim, Ok, sounds good :) Let's try to setup some goals for the CD documentation section: 1. A short description of each application with screenshots. I would suggest doing it a bog-standard HTML, so that i can be easily integrated with the installer later. 2. Install guidance. Many of the installers are very straight forward, but many users might still appreciate to see some shots of the process, so that they know what to expect. Even more importantly is the Un-install help. 3. Open Source background information. This is where we convert people :) There is lots of good stuff written on this topic, so I would think it's mostly a question of compiling and in some cases getting permission from the original authors. This may also work for #1 and #2 to some degree. Any others? I would suggest putting an option in the installer, whereby one could install all the documentation from the CD onto the HD, so that it can be viewed without the CD, and viewed more quickly. Some of the documentation generated here would also go on theopencd.com - Henrik -- Henrik Nilsen Omma Theoretical Physics, Oxford 35 Frenchay Road 1 Keble Road Oxford OX2 6TG Oxford OX1 3NP h....@bt... he...@th... |