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<blockquote data-quote="deleteme123456" data-source="post: 4599020" data-attributes="member: 65832">Well, I still haven't heard anything. I would suggest we take over the project. I don't necessarily want to volunteer even though I've done a lot of work on it in the past, simply because I am very busy with RL. I have not looked at the other sheets from other authors to see if they're better or not, but more choices doesn't hurt anyone. I would recommend someone be in charge of publishing new releases, and maybe 2-3 other people can work with him or her to make the changes (it's hard because you can't just auto-merge changes into a binary file... really you want one person editing at a time, so a version control system with file locking may be a good idea). Alternatively, one person could be in charge of the O2007 version and one in charge of the O2003, but still share all your bugfixes between each other.Someone who wants to help and doesn't know Excel would probably find that going through this thread since the official release of 1.17 and finding all the changes that people have posted, and simply making a new post with all those changes, and the developers can maybe use that post as a reference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deleteme123456, post: 4599020, member: 65832"] Well, I still haven't heard anything. I would suggest we take over the project. I don't necessarily want to volunteer even though I've done a lot of work on it in the past, simply because I am very busy with RL. I have not looked at the other sheets from other authors to see if they're better or not, but more choices doesn't hurt anyone. I would recommend someone be in charge of publishing new releases, and maybe 2-3 other people can work with him or her to make the changes (it's hard because you can't just auto-merge changes into a binary file... really you want one person editing at a time, so a version control system with file locking may be a good idea). Alternatively, one person could be in charge of the O2007 version and one in charge of the O2003, but still share all your bugfixes between each other. Someone who wants to help and doesn't know Excel would probably find that going through this thread since the official release of 1.17 and finding all the changes that people have posted, and simply making a new post with all those changes, and the developers can maybe use that post as a reference. [/QUOTE]

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