• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Apr 14 2008
• torhu <no spam.invalid> Apr 15 2008
• Derek Parnell <derek psych.ward> Apr 15 2008
• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Apr 15 2008
• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Apr 15 2008
• Lars Ivar Igesund <larsivar igesund.net> Apr 16 2008
• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Apr 16 2008
• Jesse Phillips <jessekphillips gmail.com> Apr 16 2008
• Lars Ivar Igesund <larsivar igesund.net> Apr 19 2008

So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the "Learn 
to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I thought I would 
let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy access to MS Word 
so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are also out of order :) 
3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to fit into the book, but 
it is still usable.

http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt

Jesse Phillips wrote:
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the "Learn 
 to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I thought I would 
 let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy access to MS Word 
 so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are also out of order :) 
 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to fit into the book, but 
 it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


Can Open Office export to RTF?  That's a lot more commonly supported 
than ODT.

On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:32:36 +0200, torhu wrote:

 Jesse Phillips wrote:
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the "Learn 
 to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I thought I would 
 let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy access to MS Word 
 so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are also out of order :) 
 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to fit into the book, but 
 it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


 Can Open Office export to RTF?  That's a lot more commonly supported 
 than ODT.


OO 2.4 can save as RTF
-- 
Derek Parnell
Melbourne, Australia
skype: derek.j.parnell

On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:32:36 +0200, torhu wrote:

 Jesse Phillips wrote:
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the
 "Learn to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I
 thought I would let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy
 access to MS Word so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are
 also out of order :) 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to
 fit into the book, but it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


 Can Open Office export to RTF?  That's a lot more commonly supported
 than ODT.


I was using frames to provide a 3 column list view which I didn't think 
would work well anywhere but in an OpenDocument. Anyway, I've removed 
them and it is now just a long list stored in rtf. Openomy seems to be 
down so I'm going to store it on senduit for a week.

http://senduit.com/dae214  // RTF
http://senduit.com/9e0824  // ODT

On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 15:03:08 +0000, Jesse Phillips wrote:

 On Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:32:36 +0200, torhu wrote:
 
 Jesse Phillips wrote:
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the
 "Learn to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I
 thought I would let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy
 access to MS Word so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are
 also out of order :) 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to
 fit into the book, but it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


 Can Open Office export to RTF?  That's a lot more commonly supported
 than ODT.


 I was using frames to provide a 3 column list view which I didn't think
 would work well anywhere but in an OpenDocument. Anyway, I've removed
 them and it is now just a long list stored in rtf. Openomy seems to be
 down so I'm going to store it on senduit for a week.
 
 http://senduit.com/dae214  // RTF
 http://senduit.com/9e0824  // ODT


Wrong one for the ODT,
http://senduit.com/fad16e

Jesse Phillips Wrote:

 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the "Learn 
 to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I thought I would 
 let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy access to MS Word 
 so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are also out of order :) 
 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to fit into the book, but 
 it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


Nice Jesse :)

Do you mind if we put this up at dsource and link it from the book page?

Lars Ivar

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:15:46 -0400, Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:

 Jesse Phillips Wrote:
 
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the
 "Learn to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I
 thought I would let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy
 access to MS Word so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are
 also out of order :) 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to
 fit into the book, but it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


 Nice Jesse :)
 
 Do you mind if we put this up at dsource and link it from the book page?
 
 Lars Ivar


No, not at all. The download from openomy still works, but I can't get 
the rtf on there yet.

On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:17:20 +0000, Jesse Phillips wrote:

 On Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:15:46 -0400, Lars Ivar Igesund wrote:
 
 Jesse Phillips Wrote:
 
 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the
 "Learn to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I
 thought I would let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy
 access to MS Word so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are
 also out of order :) 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to
 fit into the book, but it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


 Nice Jesse :)
 
 Do you mind if we put this up at dsource and link it from the book
 page?
 
 Lars Ivar


 No, not at all. The download from openomy still works, but I can't get
 the rtf on there yet.


here is the rtf on openomy
http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.rtf

Jesse Phillips wrote:

 So I thought that I would find having an index in the back of the "Learn
 to Tango with D" book so I made myself one. In any case I thought I would
 let everyone else have access to it. I don't have easy access to MS Word
 so it is only in Open Document format. The pages are also out of order :)
 3,1,2 and it will need the pages to be trimmed to fit into the book, but
 it is still usable.
 
 http://files.openomy.com/public/nascent/TangoIndex.odt


They (including a PDF) are now available from here:

http://www.dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/LearnToTangoWithD#DownloadIndex

-- 
Lars Ivar Igesund
blog at http://larsivi.net
DSource, #d.tango & #D: larsivi
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