Evolution User's Guide Outline
- From: Aaron Weber <aaron helixcode com>
- To: Gnome-Doc-List <gnome-doc-list gnome org>
- Subject: Evolution User's Guide Outline
- Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 13:20:20 -0400
I've included a quick outline of the Evolution User's Guide, and posted
the current draft at http://primates.helixcode.com/~aaron/
Let me know what you think...
aaron.
Preface: Introduction
section: What is Evolution?
section: What can Evolution do for me?
section: About this book: A tour for part II, a reference for part
III, and some of each in part IV
Part 1: Using Evolution: A guided tour for everybody
Chapter: The Evolution main window-- what's this? and other
questions.
sect1: Using the shortcut bar to do/see/use stuff
sect1: Using the tree-view bar to do/see/use stuff
Chapter: The Mailer /*note that config is covered in the config
referencnce*/
sect1: Getting and sending mail: as easy as
<guibutton>Send&Recieve</guibutton>
also see "contact-manager" on the creation of mailing lists
sect1: Organizing your mail
sect2: folders
sect2: Getting really organized: Searches and vFolders
sect2: Staying Organized: Filters and Actions (note scripting in
part III)
Chapter: Contact Manager-It's all in the cards:
(intro)
sect1: Creating, adding, deleting cards
sect1: Organizing and searching your cards: just like the mail.
sect2: folders, searches, vFolders
sect2: Mailing Lists and groups
sect1: Keeping a poker face: private and public cards
sect1: Do it for me: automation:
sect2:Cards by mail, auto-add
sect2:Map it!, etc. (not scripting in part III)
Chapter: The Calendar:
sect1: Scheduling appointments
sect2: for yourself
sect2: with others
sect2: by and for others
sect1: I've got how long to get to that meeting? Reminders and
scripting them
sect1: Organize it: views, folders, etc.
sect1: Do it for me: Appointments by mail, and automating the
appointment process
Chapter: GNOME-Pilot and LDAP: Getting In Sync with No Strings
Attached:
i. Once you set it up, it's automatic. GNOMEPilot works with other
apps too.
ii. See configuration reference for conflict resolution with calendar
and contact-manager
Part: Configuring Evolution: A Reference for administrators and power
users
/*sect1's here may be better off as listitems in a variablelist, or
<sections>. not sure.
Structure may change depending on how prefs are grouped in application.
Should be described
by interface/window/popup. */
Chapter:General Preferences:
sect1: appearance
sect1: Sounds
sect1: startup
sect1: scripting on/off
sect1: Hours in a day and days in a week: Time display.
Chapter:Mail Preferences:
sect1: Identities
sect1: Servers
sect1: autocheck
sect1: forwarding,
sect1: formatting
sect1: Copies, drafts & templates
sect1: Return Recipts
sect1: Disk Space
sect1: Display of data from cards and calendar
c)Calendar Preferences:
sect1: Shared dates
sect1: Scheduling permission: Who can pencil whom in?
sect1: Alarms
sect1: To-Do lists
d)Contact Preferences: Shared cards, Cards with multiple addresses,
sect1: Shared cards
sect1: Cards with multiple addresses
e)Synchronization: GNOME-Pilot and LDAP
sect1: Conflict resolution with the calendar and contact manager
sect1: Auto-synch
/*Sect IV to be added for later versions, or put into seperate book
"Evolution Developer's Guide" */
4: Advanced Scripting and Actions: A Guide and Reference for power users
and Hackers
a) Introduction to actions and scripting
b) Guide
i. Scripting your filters: "When I get email from my boss, page
me."
ii. Promiscuous Interfacing: Bonobo Controls and Evolution
iii. Getting really 31337: Scripting integration with Perl, tcl
and so forth
c) Reference: What interfaces does Evolution expose to my script?
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