Miasma at 15:39, 15 November 2006

Miasma — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 15:39:01 GMT

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-	Here the presenter can write the presentation in any format they feel is appropriate. Maybe we could provide some templates to make it a bit easier on the presenter. Perhaps this could have been an external link to the presenter's own site as well. No matter how this is done there should be at least the information you put in your suggestions. Maybe something along these lines:	+	Here the presenter can write the presentation in any format they feel is appropriate. Maybe we could provide some templates to make it a bit easier on the presenter. Perhaps this could have been an external link to the presenter's own site as well. No matter how this is done there should be at least the information you put in your suggestions. Yes I could take time to make it a better but I hope this helps for now. Remember if this doesn't fit your presentation do what '''you''' want. Maybe something along these lines:

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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	There has been an increasing need for good "Hello World" programming. This presentation will address some of the issues.		There has been an increasing need for good "Hello World" programming. This presentation will address some of the issues.
-	===Main Points===	+	===Main Points=== This is a list of main points here.
-	====Hello World is cool====	+	====Hello World is cool==== This is one point.
-	=====as cool as ice=====	+	=====as cool as ice===== This is a sub point.
-	=====cooler than a winter's day=====	+	=====cooler than a winter's day===== Another sub point
-	=====not as cool as absolute zero=====	+	=====not as cool as absolute zero===== Still more.
-	====Hello World Again====	+	====Hello World Again==== Now we go back up a bit
-	===In Conclusion===	+	===In Conclusion=== Ooo, is it over yet?
-	====Hello====	+	====Hello==== Not quite.
-	====World====	+	====World==== Ok now we are done with the stupid example

	==Hello World Links==		==Hello World Links==

Miasma at 15:26, 15 November 2006

Miasma — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 15:26:32 GMT

New page

Here the presenter can write the presentation in any format they feel is appropriate. Maybe we could provide some templates to make it a bit easier on the presenter. Perhaps this could have been an external link to the presenter's own site as well. No matter how this is done there should be at least the information you put in your suggestions. Maybe something along these lines:

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=Hello World Presentation=

==Outline==
===Introduction===
There has been an increasing need for good "Hello World" programming. This presentation will address some of the issues.
===Main Points===
====Hello World is cool====
=====as cool as ice=====
=====cooler than a winter's day=====
=====not as cool as absolute zero=====
====Hello World Again====
===In Conclusion===
====Hello====
====World====

==Hello World Links==
We have our own [[Hello World]] code page.<br>
[http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-2.html#ss2.1 This is also a good site.]<br>
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO-2.html#ss2.1 might be a better way to write the same link as the previous.

==Contact Info==
If you would like to contact me for more information on how to write a good "Hello World" you can reach me at bogus@hello~world.com or visit my web page at http://editthis.info/sfvlug/Main_Page

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