Fwd: Chapter 2 Get Started Guide

Forwarding feedback to the list.

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> From: Mimi Yin <mimi-6zGkXsw2EZWGJGYlWa3Ukdi2O/[email protected]>
> Date: August 9, 2007 12:14:34 PM PDT
> To: Pieter Hartsook <hartsook-6zGkXsw2EZWGJGYlWa3Ukdi2O/[email protected]>
> Cc: Katie Capps Parlante <capps-6zGkXsw2EZWGJGYlWa3Ukdi2O/[email protected]>, Philippe Bossut  
> <pbossut-6zGkXsw2EZWGJGYlWa3Ukdi2O/[email protected]>
> Subject: Feedback on Chapter 2
>
> Hi Pieter, here's a second installment.
>
> http://chandlerproject.org/pub/Product/GetStartedGuide/2- 
> SettingUpAccounts.html
>
> 1. Share with Chandler Hub
> + Make it clear in the title that we mean Chandler Hub sharing?
> + How about approaching this section just as simple instructions,  
> as opposed to walking through the UI. It seems like the user will  
> want to just sign up for an account, rather than launch the app,  
> open the accounts diaog and click on the sign-up link, etc...
> + Ordering. We should probably start with instructions re: how to  
> sign up for an account *and then* proceed to setting up accounts in  
> Chandler.
>
> The Open Source Applications Foundation (OSAF) provides a free  
> hosting service called Chandler Hub that uses an installation of  
> our open source Chandler Server software, enabling users to share  
> calendars and other collections of information.
>
> To set up Chandler to publish collections to Chandler Hub you must  
> first sign up for an account at [Sign-up URL].
>
> You will receive an email from the Chandler Hub administrator.  
> Follow the link in the email to activate your account. <Should we  
> warn people that the email might end up in their SPAM folder?>
>
> Once your account has been activated, you can set up Chandler with  
> a Chandler Hub sharing account.
>
> 	1. Go to the xxx...
> 	2. Select 'Chandler Hub Sharing' in the list of accounts on the left.
> 	3. Fill in your User name and Password for your newly activated  
> Chandler Hub account.
> 	4. Click the [Test] button to make sure Chandler can access your  
> account.
>
> 2. Email
>> Although it can send and receive email, Chandler Preview is not  
>> intended
>
> + Awkward to lead off referring to Chandler with a pronoun?
>
> Chandler Preview is not intended to replace your current email  
> application. However, you can send Chandler items via email,  
> download messages sent from other Chandlers and set up special IMAP  
> folders to drag emails from your email application into Chandler.
>
>
>> Incoming Email
>>
>> To help get information into Chandler you can enter an email  
>> account (either IMAP or POP) into the Incoming mail Account  
>> Preferences.
>
> ?? To download messages sent from other Chandlers, set up an  
> incoming mail account (POP or IMAP).
>
>> click on the "Auto-configure" button and Chandler will query your  
>> email server to discover the correct type, port number, and  
>> security options.
>
> Capitalize click? What's type? Do you mean protocol?
>
>> You can then use the "Apply settings" button to use these  
>> configuration settings in your Chandler Account Preferences.
>
> Click [Apply Settings].
>
> <In general, can we begin instructions with action verbs?>
>
> Click [Test...] to verify that Chandler can access your account. (I  
> think I used 'make sure' instead of verify in my first feedback  
> mail...sigh, the downside of doing this piece meal. Verify is  
> better methinks.)
>
> ===
>
>> Configuring Chandler Email Folders (for IMAP accounts)
>>
>> Since Chandler Preview is not intended to be used as a primary  
>> email client it will usually only get email messages from your  
>> email account that have been sent to you by someone's Chandler  
>> Desktop application. However, it is likely there may be other  
>> messages that you receive that will have information you want to  
>> get into Chandler.
>
>
> + I've been referring to them as Special Chandler IMAP Folders.
> + Perhaps we can shorten?
>
> Click on [Configure] Chandler folders. to move messages from your  
> current mail application into Chandler. 3 IMAP folders will appear  
> in your mail application.
> 	1. Chandler Events
> 	2. Chandler Mail
> 	3. Chandler Tasks
>
> In your mail application, manually drag or set up filters to move  
> messages into these folders.  In Chandler, messages downloaded from  
> the IMAP folders will appear in your Dashboard collection.  
> <SCREENSHOT?>
>
> Notes:
> 	* This does not work for POP accounts.
> <Additional stuff...>
> 	* IMAP folders may take up to 30 minutes to appear in your mail  
> application.
> 	* IMAP folders are not kept in sync. Messages are downloaded once.  
> If you delete a message in Chandler, the message will not be  
> deleted from the folders in your mail account. If you delete a  
> message from the folders, the message will not be deleted in Chandler.
>
> <Should we explain what each folder does in the folder list? e.g.  
> Messages added to Chandler Events will be parsed as events, etc.>
>
>> Outgoing Email
>
> Outgoing Mail <for consistency?>
>
> <Again, lead off with action verbs for instructions?>
>
> Phew, 2 down.
>
> Mimi :)
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