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'''[[Thunderbird:Help Documentation:Outline|Thunderbird Help content outline]]''' | |||
'''[[Thunderbird:Help Documentation:Style Guidelines|Help Style Guidelines]]''' | |||
The outline provided us with a starting list of topics to cover. What follows below is a (still partial) list of the topics that will be presented in documentation. Consolidation and rearrangement will probably happen until we get a good, stable base for help docs. | |||
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Revision as of 05:17, 12 January 2005
Important Stuff: Thunderbird Help content outline Help Style Guidelines
The outline provided us with a starting list of topics to cover. What follows below is a (still partial) list of the topics that will be presented in documentation. Consolidation and rearrangement will probably happen until we get a good, stable base for help docs.
Note: By changing things here, you agree to release your changes under the MPL, GPL, and LGPL licenses in addition to the license used by the Mozilla wiki (the GFDL). If you log in when you make (non-trivial) changes, you will be mentioned in a comment in each file when the docs are added to the Mozilla source code. Mention a name in your user page and it'll be used in the comment.
Please use only HTML (not wiki markup) when writing in topics -- it's the format that will be used when the topics are copied into the Mozilla source code, making it easier to do the transition.
If you have further questions or wish to discuss anything, do so in the tab marked "discussion" at the top of this page (or another page, if the question pertains to that document). You can also email me if you want.
General Help Topics
- Welcome Page
- Menu Reference
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Managing Mail Accounts
- Creating an Account (separate from prev. for the account setup wizard)
Platform-Specific Topics
- Windows
- Linux
- Mac
Other
Obsolete, Crufty (Yet Possibly Reusable) Docs
These documents were made before we started outlining what's needed in Thunderbird Help, so they don't quite fit the scheme. Additionally, they're very old and probably contain invalid information. We shouldn't just copy this stuff over, because it's going to be wrong in many places, but it might still have some useful contributions.