Re: [open-cobol-list] My getting started document

[Joseph James Frantz (Aoirthoir)]

Bill,

The document looks really good and professional. I will read it in its entirety later tonight.

We JUST set up the structure in SVN (subversion) for the various guides we need for
OpenCobol. Your getting started would make a great addition to our Installation Guide.
It will have instructions on how to install in several Operating Systems including via
package management and compiling.

So with that I am curious if you would be willing to release this under the GNU FDL 1.2
or later?

Also if so would you be interested in committing to the Add 1 Repository. We've got
a growing base of code there. Some of it is libraries, and others are apps. If you're
willing just shoot me an email. 

Kind Regards

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 7:06 PM, Bill Klein <address@hidden> wrote:

Just because I announced the initial drafts in this group, I thought I would
point out that "version 1.0" of my Getting Started (for Windows users)
document is now available online at:

http://opencobol.add1tocobol.com/oc_gettingstarted_windows.html
       or
http://opencobol.add1tocobol.com/OC_GettingStarted_Windows.pdf

If anyone has any comments, suggestions, or corrections, please feel free to
send them to me off-list - or on-list if you prefer.


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