Just finished my e book which is all about encryption. Anyone whants to proofread?

[figueroa]

I could go on and on ...

Yes, you could. You are an MX fan and have written a guide specific to MX. You should, therefore, put "MX" in the title.

[vancouver]

I could go on and on ...

Yes, you could. You are an MX fan and have written a guide specific to MX. You should, therefore, put "MX" in the title.

Hi figueroa,
that is a GREAT idea. I am playing with variations of the cover image and agree that MX Linux deserves a spot there. I hope I don't get in trouble with the makers of MXL.

[Richard]

@vancouver,

When you get a new, revised draft of the current proferred changes,
as well as your changes, if you will send via PM an ODT of the document,
I'll put it in OmT to do in-place corrections and send you a new, proofed
generated ODT file to continue working on.
You can do comparisons with LibO to the original.

It is interesting. There seem to be quite a few typos or automatic corrections.
Happens to me a lot with Android. :)

[vancouver]

@vancouver,

When you get a new, revised draft of the current proferred changes,
as well as your changes, if you will send via PM an ODT of the document,
I'll put it in OmT to do in-place corrections and send you a new, proofed
generated ODT file to continue working on.

Hi Richard,
that sounds good. I am working on a BIG revision and will update as soon as it looks the way I want it to. I will bug you sometime this weekend and we'll take it from there.

[Richard]

Fine. OmegaT is a FLOSS CAT translation tool. It allows in place segment translation an generates a new file instead of changing the source. Works great for translation and proofreading.

I have read over the PDF you posted and it seems to have lots of autocorrection help. Auto-correct is a blessing and a curse. :)