Help adapting poster for aussie use.

[MoLE]

Many thanks for your suggestions so far.  I was hoping we could
leverage the spreadubuntu resources to create our own set of
promotional material.  Perhaps for the next mtg agenda.

On 7/23/10, Andre Mangan <andremangan at gmail.com> wrote:
> Good for you, MoLE,
>
> If you save the document as a JPEG you can alter it in GIMP.  If you do not
> know how to do that nor want to learn Scribus, the easiest solution is to
> contact the author (you will have to send him a copy anyway).  Send your
> request with details of what changes you need to tord.jansson at gmail.com
> He has volunteered to assist (see the text file in the source package).
> Another option is to write a new document and copy and paste the images.
>
> If you really get stuck, contact me off-list and I will help you with the
> graphics.
>
> Andre
>
> .
>
> On 23 July 2010 16:09, MoLE
> <moleonthehill+ubuntu-au at gmail.com<moleonthehill%2Bubuntu-au at gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>
>> Afternoon all.
>>
>> I'd like to do some subtle promotion in my local area (community
>> nocticeboards etc), so I had a look at the spreadubuntu site, which
>> has a decent list of resources.
>>
>> I had my eye on this one, which clearly was made for the ubuntu-uk LoCo.
>>
>>
>> http://spreadubuntu.neomenlo.org/en/material/poster/your-free-alternative-v2-ink-saving
>>
>> Unfortunately I am cursed with major FAIL using scribus.  I can't
>> figure out how to change the text layers.  Given that it supposedly
>> has a multilingual text layer file, I thought that the best way to do
>> it would be to add another text layer (en-au) and modify the contact
>> details to suit our LoCo.
>>
>> Are there any scribus gurus out there who can point me in the right
>> direction or help me out?  Obviously this would help all of us who
>> want to promote ubuntu locally.
>>
>> TIA
>>
>>
>> MoLE
>>
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