Re: CD Player application manual updated for GNOME 2.6

[Breda McColgan <Breda McColgan Sun COM>]

Shaun McCance wrote:

> On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 14:16, Breda McColgan wrote:
> > Hi Shaun,
> >
> > I updated the OMF file to change the category from "GNOME | Applications
> > | Sound and Video" to "GNOME | Applications | Multimedia", to reflect the
> > actual UI labels -- is this okay?
>
> No, the pseudo-heirarchy in the category doesn't really mean anything.
> The category should actually be taken from a fixed vocabulary, found at:
>
> http://scrollkeeper.sourceforge.net/documentation/categories.html
>
> In this case, we should be using "GNOME|Multimedia".
>
> --
> Shaun
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Hi Shaun,

can you please confirm that the Scrollkeeper list at the above location is up
to date? I've just checked that list against the
/opt/gnome-2.5/share/scrollkeeper/Templates/C/scrollkeeper_cl.xml file
provided in my latest GNOME 2.6 release, and there are some additional
categories and subcategories in the GNOME 2.6 version, as indicated by **
below:

GNOME
   Accessibility **
   Core Desktop
   Desktop **
      User Guides **
   Applets
      Accessories **
      Amusement
      Clock
      Internet **
      Monitors
      Multimedia
      Network
      Utility
   Applications
      Accessories **
      Desktop Preferences **
      Games **
      Graphics **
      Internet **
      Office **
      Programming **
      Sound and Video **
      System Tools **
   Preferences **
   System Administration **
   Utilities
   Development
      Applications
      Introductory
      Tutorials
      White Papers
   Games
   Graphics
   Internet
   Multimedia
   Settings
   System
   Other


Also, who defines and updates the contents of the scrollkeeper_cl.xml file? I
think that this file should be updated so that it DOES reflect the GUI menu
structure, as that would be more user-friendly. What do ye think?


Thanks,
Breda.