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   <p>A simple way to help out is by answering user questions. In doing this you will, indirectly, also help developers. Answering user questions takes time. Every question you answer clearly is a question a developer doesn't have to answer. The time taken to answer that question can be used to write code for OpenOffice.org. Furthermore, helping other users is an excellent way to learn a lot about OpenOffice.org yourself. There are two ways you can help other users:</p>
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     <p><b style="color:#a00">Users mailing list</b><br />
       The users mailing list is the primary avenue for OpenOffice.org tech support. Information about joining can be found at the <a href="//mail_list.html#general">Mailing lists page</a>.</p>
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       Another popular support option is the <a href="http://user.services.openoffice.org">OpenOffice.org Community Forum</a>.</p>
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	<h1>Helping Users</h1>
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	<p>A simple way to help out is by answering user questions. In doing this you will, indirectly, also help developers. Answering user questions takes time. Every question you answer clearly is a question a developer doesn't have to answer. The time taken to answer that question can be used to write code for OpenOffice.org. Furthermore, helping other users is an excellent way to learn a lot about OpenOffice.org yourself. There are two ways you can help other users:</p>
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	<p><b style="color:#a00">Users mailing list</b><br />
	The users mailing list is the primary avenue for OpenOffice.org tech support. Information about joining can be found at the <a href="//mail_list.html#general">Mailing lists page</a>.</p>
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	<p><b style="color:#a00">Forums</b><br />
	Another popular support option is the <a href="http://user.services.openoffice.org">OpenOffice.org Community Forum</a>.</p>
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	The Original Documentation is "help.html". The Initial Writer of the Original Documentation is Daniel Carrera Copyright (C) 2004. All Rights Reserved. (Initial Writer contact: dcarrera [at] digitaldistribution.com.) This current document is derived from that original.

	Contributor(s): Louis Suarez-Potts (LSP), louis [at] openoffice.org

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