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				 OpenOffice.org  | 
		
Weekly Meeting common User Interface (CUI)
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				 Date  | 
			
				 June 6th 2002  | 
		
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				 Time  | 
			
				 10:00h, MEST  | 
		
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				 Location  | 
			
				 Cupertino, eham-02  | 
		
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				 Attendees  | 
			
				 Oliver Specht (OS)  | 
		
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				 Minute Taker  | 
			
				 GT (next: CL, OS, FS, DR, PB, GT)  | 
		
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				 Distribution List  | 
			
				 http://ui.openoffice.org/protocols  | 
		
Table of Contents
1 Action Items
2 Round table
1 Action Items
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				 previous items  | 
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				 Create a concept of Common UI factory design  | 
			
				 FS  | 
			
				 stalled (due July 2002)  | 
		
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				 Proposal for Accessibility (focus, keyboard) of automatic Help Agent (the window with the bulb)  | 
			
				 CJ  | 
			
				 stalled 1  | 
		
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				 new items  | 
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				 Proposal for Bitmap-tooling (see Round table 2.1)  | 
			
				 OS  | 
			
				 
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Comments on Action Items
0. blue text denotes changes from the previous week
1. this is stalled due to the current workload
2 Round table
2.1 Better access to bitmaps in the whole source tree
We agreed, that the current structure of the bitmaps is (especially for non-Sun developer) very hard to overview and to maintain. We discussed several possible tools and structures and OS will make a proposal for an improved tooling.
Right now it seems, that we can combine our traditional way with cvs and a new one with a tooling or frontend, which provides an access without the need of knowing the internal structures and naming conventions.
2.2 Real-time-change from normal to High Contrast (HC) and back
In general a change to HC color scheeme or back should be handled immediately from all elements in the Office. But this is not a must, if the effort is to high to achieve this. It's also ok to handle this initially and to implement the real-time part later with a lower priority.
2.3 PDF export
MMP will soon publish a draft for the PDF export feature.
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