just pulled the cvs. it appears you never uploaded draft 4.Fixed this.
I'll try to squeeze this in...
comments regarding draft 3:
Please talk about DecisionOne phone support and CD mail order :-)
I'll have to think about this one. There are still quite a few people with older mice (mouses?) with no middle button!TIPS!: Some tips for using tabs: ? Right-click on a link and select Open Link in New Tab to open a link in a tab. ? Hit <CTRL-T> to open a new tab. ? Right-click on a tab to get options for opening or closing tabs.
Middle click and ctrl+click is easier. This is disabled by default so talk about how to enable it. Also talk about what exactly is the Middle Button. It took me quite a long while to figure out that the Scroll Wheel IS the middle button.
Figure 5: Search example showing Sidebar and G o o g l e search results.
Nice, you included context menu in the screenshot. Great job :-)
Note also that you can search your own Bookmarks, and you can also search for text or links on a displayed web page (see following sections for more on these features).
huh? Where is it. Put a page # maybe?
I'm thinking of adding section numbers.
Good suggestions - thanks.
Mozilla offers a number of features to improve the viewing of images. These include: ? The ability to block images from displaying (you can override this by allowing images from sites you select to be allowed to display) ? The ability to block pop-ups (see detail section in this document) ? The ability to prevent animated images from looping (repeating over and over), or to stop the animation after one cycle ? The ability to resize images which are too large to fit the screen
wordy, try
Mozilla offers several features to improve page viewing:
- Pop-up blocking. Feature available since February 2002 !
- Block images, images from third-party sites, or images on a per-site basis. Also block images in mail.
- Control looping of animated images
- Resize images to fit screen
Good suggestion.
Pop-ups are often advertising, and may be annoying or intrusive;
no joke. According to TechTV ScreenSavers, pop-up is now the #1 Internet annoyance (spam, which previously lead the pack, is #2). Try: "According to polls, pop-ups is the #1 Internet annoyance."
I don't know if this is Star Office, Acrobat, or some combination of the two. It might just be me - this is the first time I've used Star Office in a document this complex, so I'm still learning some of the bells and whistles.
I think #2 should follow this feature :-)
Figure 8: The Popup Manager is accessed through the Tools menu on the N a v i g a t i o n T o o l b a r
Does StarOffice suck on kerning or what? This is PDF and I expect much better result. Can you not use space " " and uses the word processor's text spacing feature?
I use this feature quite a bit myself. I'll add a note about the non-stick.
BOOKMARKS AND PERSONAL TOOLBAR
A closely related feature is the ability to drag and drop everything. For example, you can drag and drop text in URL bar and form controls. Not even MSIE can do this! Talk about true integration! :-)
"Want to bookmark a page? Just drag the proxy icon in the URL to the Bookmarks icon or anywhere in the URL"
"DO YOU KNOW: You can drag and drop almost everything in Mozilla across component and application. Not even Internet Explorer (oops, should we can Windows Explorer?) can do this!"
TEXT RE-SIZING
I prefer that you don't talk about this. A frequent complaint is that text zoom does not "stick". If you must talk about this, mention that text zoom is meant as a temporary solution and does not persist across sessions. The bestion solution is to flame Web Monsters who have to wear geeky glasses too large for their head.
I thought mentioning skins was useful because more people are familair with this term. I'll qualify the reference to clarify the difference.
(btw, I wear glasses too. Need to switch to contacts... :-o)
Mozilla themes, sometimes referred to as skins, are "window dressing" which can give your browser a look suited to your personal style.
Theme is not skin. I think I saw somewhere the distinction, need to find it. Try "...give your application a look..." . Theme is deeper than a component skin.
Really good suggestions - many thanks.
Mozilla comes with a few standard themes you can use,
"Mozilla ships with two standard themes"
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