Re: GnomeGradeBook...

[Bradley Burnside <bradley@voyager.net>]

    Okay, So International addressing system.  Okay, now that you've brought it up,
I think I have an idea how to fix this problem.
    In the preferences there will be a section where you can select your country's
address system.  Then when you add a new student a different dialog box will come up
which is more specific to the country.  (The preferences would be global and
wouldn't have to be changed everytime you add a student).
    Ideas, suggestions, critiques?

            Bradley Burnside  -  bradley@voyager.net
BTW don't feel bad about criticizing me, I think this open collaboration is what
makes the open source framework so good. So send me ideas!

Doug Loss wrote:

> Bradley Burnside wrote:
> >
> >     Brad from the GnomeGradeBook project here.  I was sitting here and figured
> > that everyone needs some reasurrance that GGB isn't vaporware.  So I did a
> > screengrab.  It's not quite a release yet...but I have a lot of function to it
> > now.  (Some tweaking is required).
>
> Brad,
>
> I noticed that your address info is fairly US-centric.  You might want
> to contact the folks from the Mexican ScholarNet program and ask them
> for recommendations on what would make your gradebook program useful to
> them (as they're planning to use GNOME pretty heavily).  I'd also ask
> Barret Dolph what would be useful for White Horse and other Chinese
> schools.  If you can accommodate those you can probably accommodate
> pretty much any system.
>
> --
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