Difference between revisions of "Dead trees"

Revision as of 14:22, 15 April 2008

This page is a work in progress.

This page is an index for files that need to look a certain way when printed out, for example forms and brochures where the page layout is very important.

There are a variety of applications that can produce these printouts. The current list is organized by file type. This needs to be re-organized later on.

If there are files listed here that don't need to look a certain way when printed out, they should probably just be moved to a regular wiki page.

There are some files here that were originally uploaded as postscript files only. (The old system had a place for source files, but some authors did not commit their source files.) In those cases, the postscript file should be used as a basis for re-creating the document using open office or another appropriate application.)

To use these files click on the link. If your computer is properly configured your application will open the document. You may need to install additional software and/or configure your browser to do this.

In addition to re-organizing this page, we also need to add descriptions of the files, so people will know what they're getting. And we need to add instructions that tell people how to create and upload files to this area of the FreekiWiki.

If you know how to do any of these tasks, please help out.

If you upload a new file, please at least add a description of that file.

Supported Formats:

(We will currently support opg and odt openoffice file formats, and gnumeric and glabels formats with "gnumeric" and "glabels" as their extensions.)

OpenOffice Graphics files (odg)

Media:Adoption-outreach.odg

Earn-a-computer tear-off sheets. Outreach.

For hardware grants use. Given to organizations receiving grants from us. Outreach.

Media:Donation_slip.odg

Old "receiving-donation-form", for use by hardware donations workers and the front desk

OpenOffice Text files (odt)

For all new volunteers to fill out before becoming a geek

For health plan administrator use. Signed by outgoing employees who were covered by our health plan.

Paid Support Ticket

Paid Tech Support ticket, for use by the store.

Tech Support Intake Form

For use when a computer is left at Tech Support to record the adopters name, contact info, login info, issues, and who the adopter spoke to.

Adoption Exit Survey

For Tabling

Newsletter sign up
Media:Programs_short.odt: Quick explanation of Free Geek, adoption, and build programs.
Media:Summary_adoption_position.odt (needs reformatting)
Media:Summary_build_position.odt (needs reformatting)
Media:Tabling_instrux.odt
Media:Toxins.odg: Chart explaining toxins present in computers.

gnumeric spreadsheets:

Tally sheet for eval: This is the system evaluation tally sheet that hangs on the cart in system evaluation. It tracks how many keeper and how many recycle systems we send to the warehouse. Data entry volunteers use this to enter data in the database

Prebuild schedule: This is the schedule used to sign up volunteers for Card and Motherboard Sorting and System Evaluation 1 and 2. It lives on a clipboard at the front desk.

Till worksheet: This is a spreadsheet that can be used to count money in the tills at the end of a cashier's shift, and also for beancounting the following day. It is filled out and printed out at the end of the cashier's shift (and then included in the till), and it is filled out and printed out to include in the daily transaction books by the beancounters.

End of shift form: This lives in the bookkeeping toolbox and is printed out blank and then partially filled out when preparing a till to show how much money the till started with. It is completed at the end of a shift to reflect how much money is in the till at the end of the shift.

glabels labels:

Keeper Labels: These are the labels used in system evaluation to indicate a system is a keeper. They belong in the system evaluation area.
Reason for Recycle Labels: These are the labels used in system evaluation to indicate a system is to be recycled and why. They belong in the system evaluation area.
Reject Labels: These are the labels used throughout the building (except in system evaluation) to indicate a system is to be recycled and why. They belong in the build area.
Laptop Keeper Labels
Laptop Recycle Labels

Unsupported formats

If the files listed below are not being used, we should simply archive their old PS files and remove them from this list. Otherwise, we should take measures to get versions in supported formats uploaded.

html (switch formats):

(We will not support the upload of HTML files. Switch the format to something else and we will upload that instead. Links to the postscript and the most recent html files are included.)

build-qc.html [1] [2]
buildstatus.html [3] [4]
burninbatch.html [5][6]
schedule-adoption.html [7][8]
schedule-build.html [9][10]
specs.html [11] [12]
support-ticket-tally.html [13][14]

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 : This is the system evaluation tally sheet that hangs on the cart in system evaluation. It tracks how many keeper and how many recycle systems we send to the warehouse. Data entry volunteers use this to enter data in the database
-; [[Media:Schedule-prebuild.gnumeric|Prebuild schedule]]
+; [[Media:Schedule-Prebuild.gnumeric|Prebuild schedule]]
 : This is the schedule used to sign up volunteers for Card and Motherboard Sorting and System Evaluation 1 and 2. It lives on a clipboard at the front desk.