We can write over an Sprite (can be the figure of a panel, by example) dynamicaly. To
To pass the data typed at the web page to the Lot we use a cookie that we "write" at the "normal" page and "read" at the Lot.
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| git=http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/write
{{Olpcboxtop|toptext=[[{{PAGENAME}}|Write]]}}
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[[Sample Write Results]]
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==Open the Write Activity==
# Start the Write activity by clicking on the corresponding icon on the taskbar.
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==Open the Write Activity==
* That the Write icon is added to the activity donut. <font color='green'>yes</font>/<font c
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# Greek translation of Write project.
"Project-Id-Version: Write project\n"
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Note: If default language of the laptop is not set in Write activity, do the mapping test in the Terminal of the Developer's console.
#Open Write activity
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:You create a new document simply by opening the Write activity.
:You "resume" from the Journal, either by "clicking" on the Write icon or resume button in the main view or selecting resume in the detail vi
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[[Translating/Write/lang-es|español]]
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{{Translation| lang = es| source = Write| version = 1}}
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...do this in the background, but if it can't....). Programs that continually write to the file system without need are anti-social; wear leveling helps flash
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== Write ==
'''Laptop Build:''' 703 + Write 55
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More seriously, this could let a community of XOers write books, blog, vote, arrange events and store/list structured content and do
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<td>Write</td>
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* Cleanup activities interface (so we can write cool examples) -- Dan
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it also helps kids how to leasrn how to read and write.
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...PC. That is, we or they should contract directly with textbook authors to write textbooks for
It will take qualified authors and editors a year to write a good textbook, so it's time to get started
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...will need to be solved for other types of communication applications. This write up is intended to stimulate the discussion and provide a generic framework
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Write some useful components and applications using PDF generation and rendering
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3. Create the python glue which impliments the read and write routines which will interface with the journal
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...at this increases memory overhead, a premium on the OLPC, but with copy-on-write Psyco itself need only be loaded once, and judicious use of optimization (o
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...uld be solved, and wiki is by no means the only option available. But this write up will concentrate on wiki, and discuss what set of basic features wiki wi
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We also write a lot of custom software, primarily the [[Sugar]] GUI shell and its service
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Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics (CAS) are used to write several Native American languages of Canada and the northern United States.
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...ikibooks.org/wiki/Wikichicos Content from Wikichicos] Proposal where users write specifical content for children.
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...h characters used to write words of Chinese derivation, and Hangul used to write native Korean words, grammatical endings, and foreign words. Hanja are most
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; Mono : It is possible to use Mono to write an xo activity, too. See [[Mono]] page for further details.
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== What people write about or do with XOs in Greece ==
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...roved to be nothing but an automatic process. After our initial failure to write in Greek, the exchange of dozens of emails and a fruitless communication wi
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....com/ Jimmy Chen] (me[at]jimmychen.com) [Please note that I cannot read or write Chinese.]
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