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Who Should Use TE: Identifying Suitable Users and Considerations

TE (Tool for Editing) is designed for users who require robust tools for handling graphite and text processing seamlessly. Ideal candidates include those currently using Toolbox or Word, beginners seeking integrated options—even if some features are in development—and those eager to be at the forefront of technological advancements. It's crucial that local IT staff are supportive of TE implementation. However, it may not be the best fit for users near publishing deadlines, those unsatisfied with current software, or individuals lacking sufficient hardware access. For resources and known issues, refer to the Readme documents and FAQs available online.

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Who Should Use TE: Identifying Suitable Users and Considerations

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  1. Who should use TE? • Probably • Users who need Graphite • Users who currently use Toolbox or Word • Users who are just getting started • Users who want powerful integrated tools (even if some of it is futureware) • Users who want to be on the leading edge and influence the direction of TE.

  2. Who should use TE? • If Local IT Staff are Willing to Support it • MTTs who are (or wish to become) familiar with MS Office (esp. Word) • Users who are in the middle of their projects

  3. Who should use TE? • Probably Not • Users who are close to publishing and are satisfied with their current software. • Users who cannot get access to adequate hardware. • Users whose script is not supported by Unicode.

  4. Known Issues in FieldWorks • Readme documents (on CD and on the Web) • www.sil.org/computing/fieldworks(click Service Bulletins link) • FAQs: www.sil.org/computIng/fieldworks/flex/faq.html www.sil.org/computIng/fieldworks/te/faq.html ???

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