[kde-doc-english] K3b doc - Quick HowTo (Creating ISOs, Burning ISOs)

[Rich Johnson]

On Saturday 19 May 2007, Roshan wrote:
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| I haven't included any headers (something which I have
| heard of) so please let me know what sort of
| modifications would this document require.

I think the file is fine for one of us (myself) to go ahead and implement it 
into the existing K3b documentation. I don't think it requires any 
modification truthfully from a plain text standpoint.

| I have prepared this How-To keeping two things in
| mind. One, it is completely newbie-oriented and two,
| it has each and every step - event - that occurs.

Seeing as you spent the time creating an excellent tutorial aimed at new 
users, there is only one thing that needs to be changed in order to not 
confuse new users. Your screenshots. Please refer to 
http://l10n.kde.org/docs/screenshots.php in order to understand our 
requirements for screenshots. Just a couple of quick notes on them are you 
should use the default Plastik theme and KDE color scheme. If you are using 
KSnapshot, select "Window Under Cursor" for the Capture Mode. This way here 
you don't get kicker involved displaying your open applications, a customized 
kicker, or items in the taskbar that typically do not run on a vanilla KDE 
install. So the only problem I see is that the screenshots don't follow the 
KDE Snapshot guide, the quality/quanity are great, just get them with the 
correct theme. What I typically do is create a secondary user and log in with 
it. That way there I don't have to continually goof with my settings and have 
that secondary user with default KDE themes.

| If this format (with corrections) is accepted, I can
| continue my work for a few other How-To (creating data
| CDs, creating multi-session data CDs etc) in the same
| way.

I will speak with the devs of K3b and see about getting this implemented. 
Truthfully I don't see any issues or them saying no to it at all. So Roshan, 
great job for your first product, just fix the screenshots and you can email 
them directly to me at nixternal at ubuntu.com (maybe one of these days I will 
get a KDE one so I don't look biased :)

Thanks again!

-- 
Rich Johnson
nixternal at ubuntu.com
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