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Posted to qa@openoffice.apache.org by Gerardo Di Martino <di...@hotmail.it> on 2013/02/11 20:17:00 UTC

Volunteer testing

Hi,
I'm an italian student of economics and I would like to help you to 
improve OpenOffice.
I'm a medium user, I'm quite familiar with the basics of informatics. I 
use both linux and Windows (the second mostly) and I often happen to 
need a program for writing and calcutalting. I would like to learn the 
basics of databases too, but I would need a very easy, short and clear 
guide for it. I know no programming language and I never collaborated to 
an opensource project.
But I care much about details (for which, unfortunately, in my humble 
opinion as a basic user, Microsoft Office still wins) and I have 
enthusiasm and a great passion for opensource.
If my contribution were of any help for the community, I would be glad 
to give it to this cause.
Let me know

Gerardo

Re: Volunteer testing

Posted by Andrea Pescetti <pe...@apache.org>.
Gerardo Di Martino wrote:
> I'm an italian student of economics and I would like to help you to
> improve OpenOffice.

Welcome, Gerardo! Make sure you subscribe to both this QA list and the 
progetto-it list, used for project activities (including QA) in Italian.

To do so, send an empty e-mail message to 
qa-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org and respond to the confirmation 
request you will receive. Same for 
progetto-it-subscribe@openoffice.apache.org

Then have a look at
http://openoffice.apache.org/orientation/
(especially the QA module), register for BugZilla and ask here again 
when you are ready to be assigned the first batch of issues to triage!

Regards,
   Andrea.