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Anw: /* Preparing for PDF Export */

2011-05-12T08:20:26Z

Preparing for PDF Export

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	<pre>		<pre>
	{{Doc_Title\|System=Calidus ''Mobile''\|Title={document title}\|Reference={ref}\|Version={vers}\|Date={last updated date i.e. today}}}		{{Doc_Title\|System=Calidus ''Mobile''\|Title={document title}\|Reference={ref}\|Version={vers}\|Date={last updated date i.e. today}\|Sysver=3.4\|Client=OBS Logistics Ltd}}
	<!-- FOOTER LEFT "{ref}" -->		<!-- FOOTER LEFT "{ref}" -->
	</pre>		</pre>

Anw: /* Doing images */

2011-05-12T08:17:45Z

Doing images

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	==Doing images==		==Doing images==
			*From OpenOffice Writer:
			*Find each image embedded in the document.
			*Right-click and save graphic to a unique name, as a PNG file.
			*Use the Upload File link to upload each image.
			*Edit the article(s) that need the images.
			*Find the image links [[image:]] in the text.
			*Change each blank link to the correct uploaded image e.g.:
			<pre>
			[[image:Funct-Logon_FC_1.png]]
			</pre>
			*Note: size of the image can be changed by adding '\|nnnpx' before the final ']]' e.g.
			<pre>
			[[image:Funct-Logon_FC_1.png\|600px]]
			</pre>
			*Save

	==Fixing the wiki==		==Fixing the wiki==

Anw: New page: ==Getting the text from a document== Open document in OpenOffice Writer. File/Export. Choose Wiki format (last in list) Save somewhere. Open in a text editor. Copy all the text bar ...

2011-05-12T08:13:08Z

New page: ==Getting the text from a document== *Open document in OpenOffice Writer. *File/Export. *Choose Wiki format (last in list) *Save somewhere. *Open in a text editor. *Copy all the text bar ...

New page

==Getting the text from a document==
*Open document in OpenOffice Writer.
*File/Export.
*Choose Wiki format (last in list)
*Save somewhere.

*Open in a text editor.
*Copy all the text bar the initial and final pages.

*Open Wiki and log in.
*Open page required.
*Click Edit
*If there is any text in there already, delete it.
*Paste in the new text.
*Save

==Doing images==

==Fixing the wiki==

*Include a link to the flowchart directly.
*Break down into sub-articles?

=Preparing for PDF Export=
*Last line of the wiki should categorise as the document name:
<pre>[[Category:{document name}|100]]</pre>, where {document name} is the name of the document (minus the version)

*Create a first page article, by amending the end of the URL to: {document name}_Title.
Edit this and paste in:
<pre>
{{Doc_Title|System=Calidus ''Mobile''|Title={document title}|Reference={ref}|Version={vers}|Date={last updated date i.e. today}}}

</pre>

*Change the {parameters] to the values required (no brackets required, just the values)
*Add a category:
<pre>
[[Category:{document name}|000]]
</pre>
*Save

*Create the final page by copying the template 'Doc_Appendix' and pasting the code into a new page called {document name}_Appendix.
*Add a category:
<pre>
[[Category:{document name}|999]]
</pre>

=Producing the document=
*Edit the category (Special Pages/Categories).
*Choose your category.
*Ensure all your pages are there.
*Paste the following into the category text:
<pre>
[{{fullurl:{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}|action=pdfbook&notitle}} Download this selection of articles as a PDF book.]
</pre>
*Save.
*Click the link to produce the doc.
*Check the produced doc for any issues (i.e. Images too large, bad titles, invisible tables, etc) and fix the Wiki articles as appropriate.

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Anw: /* Preparing for PDF Export */

Anw: /* Doing images */

Anw: New page: ==Getting the text from a document== *Open document in OpenOffice Writer. *File/Export. *Choose Wiki format (last in list) *Save somewhere. *Open in a text editor. *Copy all the text bar ...

Anw: New page: ==Getting the text from a document== Open document in OpenOffice Writer. File/Export. Choose Wiki format (last in list) Save somewhere. Open in a text editor. Copy all the text bar ...