[Training Community] Question on names for OO.org applications
Jonathan Jesse
jjesse at gmail.com
Fri Nov 28 02:02:08 UTC 2008
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 8:31 AM, Belinda Lopez
<belinda.lopez at canonical.com>wrote:
> I'm a bit confused over the convention used to refer to the OO.org suite
> of applications, or rather the individual applications. When you access
> them in the various menus, Applications -->Office-->OO.org AppType it
> refers to each by Application type, Presentation, Spreadsheet, Word
> Processor. (I'm using 8.04) yet in many areas of documentation and
> training materials, we refer to these items by the "interior"
> application names; Calc, Writer, Impress. To an end user, they only see
> those titles when the application is opened, yet many of the materials
> refer to these by name. I guess I'm trying to understand what would be
> the best way to refer to these applications for a new user target
> audience; switchers from MS. This is becoming very confusing to try to
> write materials when there is a difference in the menu item and
> application name.
>
> Is there a convention for referring to these items? i.e. by name or by
> application?
>
> Is there any traction to make the menu titles match the application names?
>
> thanks,
>
> Dinda
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Belinda,
I would recommend we follow what the system documentation does and referes
to them by what the menu is. I know in different versions and at different
stages of the development they change them back and forth. However we stay
consistent with what the documentation team has named them. If I recall is
it with the name such as Presentation, Spreadsheet, etc. I do thnk that at
some point we should mention the interoir names, such as Calc, Writer,
Impress
JOnathan
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