Changes for page Resume Formatting

Last modified by Ken McWilliams on 2014/02/06 08:26
From version 1.1 Icon
edited by Admin
on 2009/03/11 14:58
Change comment: Copied from template:Blog.BlogIntroduction
To version Icon 2.1 Icon
edited by Ken McWilliams
on 2014/02/06 08:25
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1 -This is your wiki's blog first post. Its goal is to provide a short description of your blog's main features.
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3 -* You can **create new blog posts** through the input field located on [[your Blog's homepage>>Blog.WebHome]]. The status of a blog post may be any one of the following:
4 -** //Unpublished//: your post is still a draft. It can be seen by its creator and by administrators. Once you have clicked publish, you cannot unpublish a post. However, you can choose to hide it.
5 -** //Published//: your post can be read by every user that has access to your blog.
6 -** //Published & hidden//: your post is published but only its creator and admins can see it. This is useful if you need to make modifications on a post that has already been published by mistake.
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8 -* Every blog article can be **tagged** and/or **categorized**:
9 -** You will be able to browse posts by category using the panel located on the left of the page
10 -** You can create new categories and subcategories when creating a new post
11 -** The use of tags allows your article to be found by browsing your wiki's tags, along with any other wiki document
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13 -* **Blog-specific panels** are available on the left of your blog page:
14 -** The //recent posts// lists the most recent entries to any visitor of the blog
15 -** The //unpublished panel// lists the blog posts you created, but didn't yet publish
16 -** The //categories panel// lets you browse blog posts listed by category and subcategory
17 -** The //archive panel// lets you browse blog posts by publication date
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19 -Happy blogging!
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1 +Today was spent creating classes to hold basic resume data. The idea is to speed up formatting using LibreOffice(LO). Already a writer document has been set up with styles to allow for the formatting of the resume. A basic LO program has been written using UNO that deomonstrates the ability to select document styles and write content. Now all that need to be done is a proper test, for the proof of concept.
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