http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security hourly 1 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 http://gmane.org/img/gmane-25t.png http://gmane.org http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/50 <pre>Bonsoir à tous, maintenant que nous avons testé et validé la version francophone de la 3.3.0 il est temps pour moi également de vous annoncer officiellement ma démission en tant que co-lead du projet fr.openoffice.org. Je voudrais saluer et remercier très chaleureusement toutes les personnes croisées au hasard des listes, du forum, sur IRC, au détour d'un stand ou d'une conférence pour leur participation au projet. Je tiens à rendre un hommage tout particulier à Jean-Baptiste qui aura fait preuve d'une énergie peu commune et Sophie bien sûr pour son engagement et l'état d'esprit qui l'anime! Pour ma part, je continuerai à œuvrer sur le plan professionnel pour le développement de l'éco-système autour de l'OpenDocument seul garant de la maîtrise du contenu indépendamment de l'application utilisée. En revanche sur le plan personnel et bénévole, ma contribution portera sur le projet libreoffice.org et la Document Fondation. Gilles Bignebat. </pre> gibi (gilles bignebat 2011-02-04T19:54:29 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/47 <pre>Dear Community, Dear OpenOffice.org marketing contacts, Dear OpenOffice.org marketing project members, this e-mail is to inform you that I hereby, effective immediately, fully step back from all my roles and duties within the OpenOffice.org project, including those as marketing project lead and German marketing contact. I would like to take the chance to say a few very personal words to all of you. I had the honour to be a part of this project for six and a half years now -- serving as German marketing contact since March 2005, as marketing project co-lead since July 2007, and as marketing project lead since January 2010. Not only did I learn many things for life, have been part of exciting times (remembering moments like the long anticipated release of OpenOffice.org 2.0 back in October 2005), and had the privilege of being part in one of the largest open source projects worldwide. Even more, I also experienced wonderful teachers, brilliant colleagues, and -- most important and above all -- made true friends for life. It's not a secret if I say that this project has given me the busiest but also the most exciting moments in life so far, and I am proud and thankful for the time I had the honour to spend here. No matter where my future ways will lead me, my time in the project always will be a very important part of my life, something I look back to, being very proud and very thankful. We now have exciting times again. Many of you have seen the recent announcement of The Document Foundation and LibreOffice, a so very important step and major initiative that I am proud of being a part in, helping to shape the future of the Community, to bring not only our software, but also our project to the next level. I fully stand behind this step, and I envision a future even brighter than the past has been, a next decade even more successful than the previous one which passed by in, it feels, just a moment of time. I leave with no bad feelings at all, and I still feel being a part of this Community, not leaving you alone. It comes with great sadness to hear the concerns the step we've taken has led to for some people, that there is the fear of conflicts of interest, thinking about two different projects and products. I don't share these feelings at all, but even if I did, we, after all, have so many things in common - independent from any name, to me there is one joint vision, one joint goal, and there is one Community. Differences are in the way we want to achieve these goals, in how we would like to have the project governed - but all powers we invest to fight each other right now can much more wisely be spend with doing good and positive things, and so I want to move on. These last weeks have been extremely exciting, exhausting, busy and interesting. Many of us need time to relax, to think, and to understand what is happening, what is going on. My last wish being on duty in this project is an invitation to all of you for next year, to talk about where we stand, and what options we have. Even if right now it doesn't look likely, I am deep inside absolutely convinced that there will be chances and options of working together, united. Call me a dreamer, but remember my words next year. ;-) I hereby would like to hand over all of my duties in the marketing project to my colleague Peter Junge, whom I propose for the role as marketing project lead from now on. Talking of Peter, there are dozens of people who I personally would like to express my deepest thankfulness to. Counting and naming them would be an undoable task, as there are so many, and chances are that I forget someone - so, let me take this chance of thanking you for what we have achieved the past years. For what we have shaped, formed, created, for what we have enjoyed together, and for all those wonderful moments we spent together. I will not make a recommendation on which mailing lists you should subscribe to in the future, which project you should join. Instead, I would like to quote something I read on the German lists: Look at both, ask questions, be critical when it is necessary, and decide for yourself. In whatever way, I invite all of you for cooperation, and I am very sure that our paths will cross in the future. I am very much looking forward to that. Florian </pre> Florian Effenberger 2010-10-24T09:27:10 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/47 <pre>Dear Community, Dear OpenOffice.org marketing contacts, Dear OpenOffice.org marketing project members, this e-mail is to inform you that I hereby, effective immediately, fully step back from all my roles and duties within the OpenOffice.org project, including those as marketing project lead and German marketing contact. I would like to take the chance to say a few very personal words to all of you. I had the honour to be a part of this project for six and a half years now -- serving as German marketing contact since March 2005, as marketing project co-lead since July 2007, and as marketing project lead since January 2010. Not only did I learn many things for life, have been part of exciting times (remembering moments like the long anticipated release of OpenOffice.org 2.0 back in October 2005), and had the privilege of being part in one of the largest open source projects worldwide. Even more, I also experienced wonderful teachers, brilliant colleagues, and -- most important and above all -- made true friends for life. It's not a secret if I say that this project has given me the busiest but also the most exciting moments in life so far, and I am proud and thankful for the time I had the honour to spend here. No matter where my future ways will lead me, my time in the project always will be a very important part of my life, something I look back to, being very proud and very thankful. We now have exciting times again. Many of you have seen the recent announcement of The Document Foundation and LibreOffice, a so very important step and major initiative that I am proud of being a part in, helping to shape the future of the Community, to bring not only our software, but also our project to the next level. I fully stand behind this step, and I envision a future even brighter than the past has been, a next decade even more successful than the previous one which passed by in, it feels, just a moment of time. I leave with no bad feelings at all, and I still feel being a part of this Community, not leaving you alone. It comes with great sadness to hear the concerns the step we've taken has led to for some people, that there is the fear of conflicts of interest, thinking about two different projects and products. I don't share these feelings at all, but even if I did, we, after all, have so many things in common - independent from any name, to me there is one joint vision, one joint goal, and there is one Community. Differences are in the way we want to achieve these goals, in how we would like to have the project governed - but all powers we invest to fight each other right now can much more wisely be spend with doing good and positive things, and so I want to move on. These last weeks have been extremely exciting, exhausting, busy and interesting. Many of us need time to relax, to think, and to understand what is happening, what is going on. My last wish being on duty in this project is an invitation to all of you for next year, to talk about where we stand, and what options we have. Even if right now it doesn't look likely, I am deep inside absolutely convinced that there will be chances and options of working together, united. Call me a dreamer, but remember my words next year. ;-) I hereby would like to hand over all of my duties in the marketing project to my colleague Peter Junge, whom I propose for the role as marketing project lead from now on. Talking of Peter, there are dozens of people who I personally would like to express my deepest thankfulness to. Counting and naming them would be an undoable task, as there are so many, and chances are that I forget someone - so, let me take this chance of thanking you for what we have achieved the past years. For what we have shaped, formed, created, for what we have enjoyed together, and for all those wonderful moments we spent together. I will not make a recommendation on which mailing lists you should subscribe to in the future, which project you should join. Instead, I would like to quote something I read on the German lists: Look at both, ask questions, be critical when it is necessary, and decide for yourself. In whatever way, I invite all of you for cooperation, and I am very sure that our paths will cross in the future. I am very much looking forward to that. Florian </pre> Florian Effenberger 2010-10-24T09:27:10 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/38 <pre>Bonjour, Afin d'éviter un bruit inutile sur IssueZilla (les remarques désobligeantes sur l'éditeur d'équations ne nous aident pas), et pour ceux que cela intéresse, l'état du travail en cours sur l'amélioration de l'éditeur d'équations est en ligne (en anglais, voir liens ci-dessous). Ce travail est fait dans le cadre du Google Summer of Code 2010, avec deux étudiants Jonas Jensen (mentor: Fridrich Strba) et Michal Spisiak (mentor: Eric Bachard), et l'aide très appréciée de Mathias Bauer (Sun-Oracle). D'avance merci pour votre compréhension, Eric Bachard Liens utiles pour suivre l'évolution des projets: Meetings IRC (hebdomadaires) : http://wiki.ooo4kids.org/index.php/ImproveMathEquationEditor/IRCMeetings Autres liens : Point d'entrée du projet(wiki OOo4Kids) : http://wiki.ooo4kids.org/index.php/ImproveMathEquationEditor La page de Jonas : http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/ooo-build/SummerOfCode/2010/Jonas La page de Michal: http://wiki.ooo4kids.org/index.php/User:MSpisiak </pre> eric 2010-06-11T08:35:16 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/34 <pre>All, I'd like to send a belated but no less warm welcome to the new Council members, Olivier Hallot and Eike Rathke. Welcome to the Council! Both new members are longtime contributors to and representatives of active communities. Olivier has been one of the leads of the Brazilian OpenOffice.org team (BrOffice) for some years, now, and was elected to represent the Native Language Confederation, whose mansion includes all the linguistic (and increasingly, regional) houses. He replaces—well, that's an inadequate term, as no one can—Pavel Janík, who served in the Council for years representing the NLC, among other groups. I, along with the others on the Council who recall the early period, shall miss Pavel, but look forward to working with him on other lists and OOo efforts. And I, like the others on the Council, look forward to working with Olivier and learning from him about the success of BrOffice, and his ideas for OpenOffice.org as it moves forward. Eike represents the Code Contributor constituency, and there are few who work with OOo's code and its contributors who have the breadth and experience he brings now to the Council. He sits, so to speak, in Martin Hollmichel's seat; Martin was one of the first Council members and long represented similar interests. It's hard to conceive of a Council meeting without Martin, and I, along with the others, thank Martin for his dedication. He's a friend, a colleague, a mentor. And by no means likely to disappear into any sunset. Thanks, Martin. But this change gives the Council new life and the chance for new (or at least fresh) ideas to be presented. Eike, I've known, of course, for years; we all have: that's one reason he was elected. But the Council is a new forum for him, and will be new to us all now for his and Olivier's presence. We welcome this change. Already the Council has changed in ways that were not by any means expected. The continuing, tireless work of Christoph Noack, Charles Schulz, and Juergen Schmidt (all elected late last year) has significantly changed the spirit and work of the Council, and I believe for the better. It's more open to the Community, for starters (something we always strive for), and it represents the community more directly (thanks to the changes suggested by André Schnabel and voted into effect last year). It is more the Community's Council. And it's still evolving: we will have yet another round of elections later this summer. But we welcome now the new members! Best, Louis -- Louis Suarez-Potts, PhD Community Development Manager, Oracle OpenOffice.org </pre> Louis Suárez-Potts 2010-05-05T18:25:25 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/33 <pre>All, I'd like to send a belated but no less warm welcome to the new Council members, Olivier Hallot and Eike Rathke. Welcome to the Council! Both new members are longtime contributors to and representatives of active communities. Olivier has been one of the leads of the Brazilian OpenOffice.org team (BrOffice) for some years, now, and was elected to represent the Native Language Confederation, whose mansion includes all the linguistic (and increasingly, regional) houses. He replaces—well, that's an inadequate term, as no one can—Pavel Janík, who served in the Council for years representing the NLC, among other groups. I, along with the others on the Council who recall the early period, shall miss Pavel, but look forward to working with him on other lists and OOo efforts. And I, like the others on the Council, look forward to working with Olivier and learning from him about the success of BrOffice, and his ideas for OpenOffice.org as it moves forward. Eike represents the Code Contributor constituency, and there are few who work with OOo's code and its contributors who have the breadth and experience he brings now to the Council. He sits, so to speak, in Martin Hollmichel's seat; Martin was one of the first Council members and long represented similar interests. It's hard to conceive of a Council meeting without Martin, and I, along with the others, thank Martin for his dedication. He's a friend, a colleague, a mentor. And by no means likely to disappear into any sunset. Thanks, Martin. But this change gives the Council new life and the chance for new (or at least fresh) ideas to be presented. Eike, I've known, of course, for years; we all have: that's one reason he was elected. But the Council is a new forum for him, and will be new to us all now for his and Olivier's presence. We welcome this change. Already the Council has changed in ways that were not by any means expected. The continuing, tireless work of Christoph Noack, Charles Schulz, and Juergen Schmidt (all elected late last year) has significantly changed the spirit and work of the Council, and I believe for the better. It's more open to the Community, for starters (something we always strive for), and it represents the community more directly (thanks to the changes suggested by André Schnabel and voted into effect last year). It is more the Community's Council. And it's still evolving: we will have yet another round of elections later this summer. But we welcome now the new members! Best, Louis -- Louis Suarez-Potts, PhD Community Development Manager, Oracle OpenOffice.org </pre> Louis Suárez-Potts 2010-05-05T18:25:25 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/30 <pre>[Merci de faire suivre sur discuss ou users&lt; at &gt;educoo ] Bonjour, Sachant que je suis en train de m'occuper du problème de l'alignement des équations avec le texte ( la célèbre issue 972), mais qu'il y a probablement d'autres problèmes, je souhaiterais recueillir les doléances vis à vis de l'éditeur d'équations, aka "Math". De plus, afin d'éviter les redites, j'ai déjà dans ma liste : - ajouter le symbole pour les angles - ajouter le symbole pour la limite, qui manque toujours - proposer de supprimer les accents dans l'alphabet grec, qu'aucun prof de math et de physique n'utilise en fait ... Tous ces changements sont définitivement programmés pour l'été 2010 (sauf accident). D'avance merci pour vos suggestions, et bonne journée, Eric Bachard </pre> eric b 2010-05-01T10:21:50 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/20 <pre>Hi, Thanks, in large part to the generousness of the folks over at WorldLabel.com, OpenOffice.org will be hosting a booth at the American Library Association's national conference in June of this year. You can find information about the event, and plans for OpenOffice.org activities there at http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/US/Home/ALA-2010 As part of those plans we are arranging a kick-off get together on IRC at irc://freenode/ooousa For those on the list interested in getting involved - particularly if you are in the Washington DC area and you might be willing to help out at the booth - but in any way. Feel free to sign up for the meeting (or just drop by the channel - no reservations required) - a meeting scheduler has been setup at Doodle: http://doodle.com/8axp46z5svkc6m32 This email has been sent to a number of mailing lists so please it would be best if folks wanting to reply do so - via the marketing mailing list - a comment on the wiki page (above) - or a note on the irc channel Thanks so much for you time, Drew Jensen </pre> Drew Jensen 2010-02-14T22:07:48 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/19 <pre>Bonjour, Le bulletin de sécurité mentionné dans l'annonce de la version 3.2 est maintenant disponible : http://www.openoffice.org/security/bulletin.html Ce sont 6 vulnérabilités qui ont été corrigées, soit 6 raisons supplémentaires de mettre à jour sa version de OpenOffice.org. Bonne journée JBF </pre> Jean-Baptiste Faure 2010-02-14T07:07:35 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/18 <pre>[Annonce officielle en anglais : http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=announce&amp;msgNo=410] Au début de son 10e anniversaire, et avec plus de trois cent millions de téléchargements enregistrés au total, la Communauté OpenOffice.org annonce aujourd'hui la mise à disposition de la dernière version de sa suite bureautique. OpenOffice.org travaille plus vite, offre de nouvelles fonctionnalités ainsi que l'amélioration de celles existantes, corrige des dysfonctionnements et de potentielles vulnérabilités de sécurité. En un peu plus d'un an de mise à disposition, OpenOffice.org 3 a enregistré plus d'une centaine de millions de téléchargements à partir du seul site central de téléchargement et ce nombre continue d'augmenter. Cela va du simple utilisateur avec son propre PC aux entreprises ayant plusieurs centaines d'utilisateurs. La communauté OpenOffice.org souhaite remercier tous les miroirs bénévoles pour leur travail fantastique ces neuf dernières années. Grâce à leur inestimable soutien, des millions d'utilisateurs peuvent télécharger en confiance notre logiciel. Nos remerciements vont tout spécialement à l'Open Source Lab de l'université d'état de l'Oregon (OSUOL) pour la fourniture et la maintenance de notre système de téléchargement central. Les nouvelles fonctionnalités d'OpenOffice.org 3.2 incluent : - un temps de démarrage plus rapide, - une compatibilité accrue avec le standard ouvert (ODF) et les fichiers de formats propriétaires - des améliorations dans tous les composants, particulièrement dans le tableur Calc avec plus d'une douzaine d'améliorations et de nouvelles fonctionnalités - le module Chart (utilisable à travers toute la suite) a vu une amélioration de son utilisabilité ainsi que de nouveaux types de diagramme. Tous les utilisateurs sont encouragés à mettre à jour vers la nouvelle version en raison des vulnérabilités de sécurité potentielles corrigées dans la version 3.2. Toutes les personnes utilisant la encore la version 2 devraient se mettre à jour dans la mesure où sa fin de vie a été annoncée en Décembre 2009 et qu'aucun correctif de fonctionnalité ou de sécurité ne sera plus délivré par la Communauté. Les entreprises nécessitant un plus long support peuvent le trouver auprès des distributeurs ainsi qu'auprès des vendeurs, comme Oracle, le sponsor principal du projet. Pour les détails, voir http://development.openoffice.org/releases/eol.html Un guide complet des nouvelles fonctionnalités est disponible à : http://fr.openoffice.org/Marketing/nouv3.2.html Le bulletin de sécurité avec le détail complet des vulnérabilités potentielles corrigées sera disponible demain à : http://www.openoffice.org/security/bulletin.html Téléchargez OpenOffice.org ici : http://fr.openoffice.org/about-downloads.html À propos de la Communauté Francophone OpenOffice.org : ------------------------------------------------------ La communauté francophone OpenOffice.org peut être jointe ici : http://fr.openoffice.org La suite bureautique OpenOffice.org peut être téléchargée ici : http://fr.openoffice.org/about-downloads.html Pour de plus amples informations sur le produit, consultez : http://fr.openoffice.org/about-information.html Nous tenons à attirer votre attention sur l'existence de sites de téléchargement frauduleux qui vous demandent un code pour obtenir un lien de téléchargement ou un code d'activation une fois le logiciel installé. Ces codes sont payants et bien souvent ne fonctionnent pas. La licence permet de vendre le logiciel, mais dans ce cas notre site officiel, la licence et les sources du produit doivent être explicitement mentionnés. Le logo et la marque d'OpenOffice.org sont déposés et enregistrés. Le nom du logiciel est "OpenOffice.org" et uniquement et exactement celui-ci. Ni "Open Office", ni "OpenOffice", ni OOo. Pour éviter les désagréments, téléchargez gratuitement la version francophone seulement à partir du site officiel (http://fr.openoffice.org), sans code d'activation, ni obligation d'inscription ou d'enregistrement. Toutes les propositions d'enregistrement qui vous sont faites sont facultatives. La communauté OpenOffice.org </pre> Jean-Baptiste Faure 2010-02-11T12:57:03 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/17 <pre>[merci de faire suivre sur discuss&lt; at &gt;fr.openoffice.org ] Bonjour, Le projet OpenOffice.org Education et OOo4Kids seront présents au JD2L 2010 (Beauvais), les 26 et 27 février 2010. J'y présenterai surtout OOo4Kids, mais je compte aussi parler du projet OpenOffice.org Education, de son rôle, et de comment nous rejoindre (les étudiants intéressés et motivés sont les bienvenus !) D'autres personnes du projet m'accompagneront peut-être, et nous serions ravis de vous y rencontrer :-) À bientôt ! Eric Bachard Pour plus d'informations, voir : http://blog.educoo.org/dotclear/index.php?post/2010/02/03/OOo4Kids-et-OpenOffice.org-Education-invit%C3%A9s-aux-JD2L-2010 (lien courant : http://blog.educoo.org/dotclear ) </pre> eric 2010-02-03T13:53:46 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/16 <pre>Bonjour, Quelques semaines avant la venue de la future version de OpenOffice.org 3.2, le projet annonce le statut de fin de vie pour les anciennes versions de la série 2.x de sa suite bureautique. À chaque nouvelle version, les utilisateurs sont vivement encouragés à mettre à jour leur version afin de bénéficier des nouvelles fonctionnalités, des corrections de dysfonctionnement et des améliorations de sécurité. Après la mise à disposition d'une nouvelle version majeure, la communauté prend en charge les anciennes versions pour un certain temps afin d'aider les utilisateurs à mettre à jour leur version et migrer leurs données. La version 3.x étant disponible depuis plus de 15 mois maintenant, la communauté a décidé qu'il était temps de cesser de maintenir la série 2.x. En conséquence OpenOffice.org 2.4.3 sera la dernière version des anciennes séries 2.x et aucune correction de dysfonctionnement ou de sécurité ne sera plus fournie à l'avenir. Cette politique de fin de vie s'applique à la version communautaire d'OpenOffice.org obtenue à partir du site http://fr.openoffice.org. Les distributeurs Linux et les sociétés de services ont souvent leur propre politique de cycle de vie et peuvent prendre en charge la suite bureautique pour une période plus courte ou plus longue. Le support commercial de Sun Microsytems prévoit aussi de continuer la prise en charge des versions OpenOffice.org 2.x. Foire aux questions Q : Que signifie un statut de fin de vie ? Est-ce que le logiciel est inutilisable maintenant ? R : Le statut de fin de vie signifie que la prise en charge par des patches des corrections de dysfonctionnement et des mises à jour de sécurité ne seront plus rendus disponibles par la communauté. Bien sûr, le logiciel est toujours utilisable et l'aide sur le produit par e-mail, listes et forums est toujours disponible. Q : Puis-je ainsi continuer à utiliser l'ancienne version ? R : Techniquement, oui. Cependant, en raison d'importantes corrections de dysfonctionnement et d'amélioration de sécurité dans les nouvelles versions du logiciel, la communauté encourage vivement chaque utilisateur à faire une mise à jour vers la dernière version. Q : Je suis un utilisateur Linux et ma copie d'OpenOffice.org vient du dépôt de mon distributeur. Est-ce que je suis affecté ? R : Les distributeurs Linux ont souvent leur propre politique de cycle de vie pour leurs propres produits et peuvent prendre en charge OpenOffice.org pour une période plus courte ou plus longue en "portant" des mises à jour ou des corrections de dysfonctionnements. Veuillez vérifier avec votre distributeur. Q : Pourquoi la prise en charge par la communauté des anciennes versions ne se fait pas sur une période plus longue ? R : La mise à disposition de corrections de dysfonctionnement et d'amélioration de sécurité pour les anciennes versions mobilise de nombreuses ressources. Mettre à disposition d'anciennes versions demande autant d'effort que pour des versions actuelles, la localisation et l'assurance qualité étant impliquées également. Dans la mesure où la plupart des utilisateurs mettent à jour vers une nouvelle version dans une courte période de temps, et que les cycles de migration dans les sociétés sont de 3 à 12 mois, la communauté doit concentrer ses ressources là où elles sont le plus efficaces, c'est à dire dans les nouvelles versions. Il y a aussi un grand nombre de sociétés de service qui fournissent un support à long terme, et qui peuvent prendre en charge les versions "en fin de vie". Cordialement </pre> Jean-Baptiste Faure 2009-12-24T06:10:16 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/10 <pre>Bonsoir, Comme vous le savez, Ooo a sa boutique en ligne. http://oooboutique.manager-pro.com/ Depuis de longues années maintenant, Claire Godard a accepté la mission de gérer entièrement cette boutique. Je crois que nous lui devons tous un grand merci. A ce jour, Claire a repris son travail (suite à un congé parental) et ne peut gérer son travail, 4 enfants et... notre boutique. Elle le fait pourtant depuis de longs mois maintenant mais en arrive au point de rupture. *Nous recherchons donc un/une volontaire qui pourrait prendre en charge cette tâche essentielle du projet de représentation d'Ooo.* Cela consiste à recevoir les commandes et les règlements (le paiement paypal en ligne a bien facilité les choses) - (et à renvoyer les règlements au trésorier ;-) A préparer les paquets pour les envoyer. Et à suivre son stock (un classeur calc fait l'affaire) Je pense donc que c'est une mission difficilement réalisable en travaillant à plein temps, déjà au niveau des heures d'ouvertures de la poste. Nous orientons actuellement la boutique vers la recherche de partenaires directs (en textile) qui pourrait s'occuper d'une grosse partie du travail. Mais il restera les DVD, les mouettes, tours de cou et autres goodies que nous mettrons en place. Merci d'avance aux volontaires de bien vouloir se manifester ;-) Marie jo </pre> Secrétaire La Mouette 2009-11-11T09:06:52 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security/1 <pre>Hi, if someone copies one or more slides from one impress or draw document to another one, all shapes that are not completely on the slide are moved on the slide. This behavior is constantly perceived as an error by document creators. Sometimes shapes are overlapping the edge of the slide to create a visual effect or shape are placed outside the slide for later use or for animations (a shape, f.e. an airplane, flies from left off screen to right off screen). The reasoning for this feature dates back in the early 90's where the argument was that the user may unintentionally copy hidden data to documents that get published. But this would only work if the user copies the slide by using the clipboard or drag and drop. If the user just uses a document from someone else he may still have content outside the visible area without his knowledge (which just means it is initially not visible but the user can scroll to make it visible). Since this feature only addresses a part of the problem, I propose that this feature is removed as it causes more harm to users (and openoffice.org as it is perceived as a quality issue) than solving (potential) problems. While the initial argument for such a feature is still valid, I think a more general approach is needed to check a document at 'publishing' time for unwanted content (which can also be change tracking information, comments, notes or document properties). I would love to here more opinions on this matter. Regards, Christian </pre> Christian Lippka - Sun Microsystems Gmbh - Hamburg 2009-10-13T12:42:53 Search the mailing list at Gmane query http://search.gmane.org/?group=$group=gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.security