Wave
Chris Moore
for waves under contacts and click group waves. It seems like an ideal
format for this kind of forum. If anyone needs invites I have 21 left.
Chris Moore
Kawaratani Robert
I'm on but not doing very much with it. Anybody need an invite?
Bob
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Fred Uleman
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Chris Moore
Basically a wave is like an email, that updates live like chat, allows
editing throughout like a wiki page, and can embed gadgets with things
like maps and stuff. Building gadgets is pretty straightforward for
someone with a little html/js knowledge so you could build things like
charts and so on if you wanted to… or maybe someone has for the kinds
that you want.
Chris Moore
2009/12/17 Fred Uleman <ful...@gmail.com>:
Chris Moore
users to participate all at the same time working on the same "wave"
with updates from all of them sent between all the users. There's also
a history function so you can scroll through versions of the wave as
people edit it.
Chris
2009/12/17 Chris Moore <moor...@gmail.com>:
Fred Uleman
Am currently working my way through the Wave guide available at <http://completewaveguide.com/>.
(Don't need to pay for it. Click on the chapter titles and you get the text, one printable chapter at a time.)
Betti Moser
Looking forward to joining the Wave once I’ve upgraded my entire equipment in the new year! :-)
Best wishes
Betti
From: Fred Uleman <ful...@gmail.com>
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Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:28:46 +0900
To: <mac-for-t...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: [M4T] Wave
Andrea Re
Chris Moore ha scritto:
> Any other wavers out there? Google added googlegroups to wave. Check
> for waves under contacts and click group waves.
Hi,
can you rephrase it? I don't quite understand what I am supposed to
see/do (but there again, I am not sure I understand how this wave thing
works as yet). Besides GW seems to me very much in beta (if not alpha...)
Andrea
Chris Moore
There's an introduction video on youtube included in your first wave
that should help explain it. Some other websites that might help you
if you want to learn more are:
http://lifehacker.com/5376138/google-wave-101
http://completewaveguide.com/
I'm sure there is plenty of other information out there on the
internet if you google for "google wave" in almost any language.
If you want to find this googlegroup in google wave, under the
contacts panel on the left you will see
mac-for-t...@googlegroups.com. If you click on that a dialog
will pop up and you can click on "Group Waves" to get access to a list
of waves that the group is a member of, which will include at least
one by me asking if anyone else out there is using it.
Chris Moore
2009/12/17 Andrea Re <and...@andrea-re.eu>:
Andrea Re
I was wondering... I get all the postings on two different e-mail
addresses... I must have set it like that (well, I hope...), but I
cannot find the way to change the setting. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrea
Jeremy Whipple
> If you want to find this googlegroup in google wave, under the
> contacts panel on the left you will see
> mac-for-t...@googlegroups.com. If you click on that a dialog
> will pop up and you can click on "Group Waves" to get access to a list
> of waves that the group is a member of, which will include at least
> one by me asking if anyone else out there is using it.
Thanks for your attempts to explain this. The group wasn't anywhere in my
contact panel, but I was able to find it by popping the email address into
the search window under Contacts. And having found it, I added it to my
contacts. But I haven't even started reading any of the materials, so I'm
still at a loss. And I'm afraid your explanations have been over my head. I
think I understand most of the words, but I can't grasp what they might mean
in terms of something I would actually do myself. Obviously I need to study
up a bit if I want to use this. But _do_ I want to use this? Maybe I won't
know till I study up. But if I'm not going to use it, why study up? Catch 22
or something.
> From: Fred Uleman <ful...@gmail.com>
> Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:28:46 +0900
> To: <mac-for-t...@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [M4T] Wave
>
> Thanks for the responses.
> Am currently working my way through the Wave guide available at
> <http://completewaveguide.com/>.
Fred, I'd be interested to hear your take so far. As you work through the
guide, are you getting a sense that it may be useful for, say, freelance
translators? For members participating actively in JAT? For . . .?
Jeremy W.
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Andrea Re
Anyway, thanks Rodolfo.
This is a test, let's see if it has worked...
Andrea
Rodolfo Raya ha scritto:
Wes Freeman
orders of magnitude faster on Google Chrome. I didn't believe it until
I saw it, but now I'm a Chrome convert--especially now that they came
out with linux and mac versions. Wave gets bogged down rapidly if you
are on any other browser.
Wes