Hi!
I Cc: this mail to the KDE mailing lists, where the experts on this are, so
others can contact you.

Right now, I don't know of any working project management software for KDE.
I've often heard that people wanted to start on it, but all I remember is
a KProject long time ago, which unfortunately was stopped at a very early stage.
There are some projects on www.sourceforge.net, but I haven't seen one that
seems to be more than a design study. So your work would probably be very
welcome.

You can have a start by
- getting KDE-HEAD sources (either via cvsup or ftp, see on www.kde.org)
- taking a look at http://developer.kde.org which contains useful developer
  information (here you'll find standards for KDE apps as well as tutorials and
  other useful stuff)
- getting the KDE libraries documentation. (use the kdoc program on the header
  files)
- subscribing to kde-devel@kde.org and koffice@kde.org (note that kde-devel has
  very high traffic). See information on subscription somewhere on
  http://www.kde.org.
- as for KOffice integration: take a look at the example program in the
  KOffice module (KDE-HEAD branch) 
- ask on kde-devel or koffice

Good Luck!
-Jost.


On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Default wrote:
>Dear Jost
>
>We, Johan Marais and Corne Kloppers, are currently final year computer
>science students at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. For our
>final year project we are planning to developing a project management
>application and would like to integrate it with KOffice (Linux rules).
>
>With regard to KOffice:
>
>- Are there any standards to which the software must adhere to and if so
>
>where can we get this information?
>- How do we integrate a new package into KOffice?
>
>Do you know if any other developers are currently busy with a similar
>project?
>
>Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.
>
>Kind Regards
>
>J Marais:      johancm@mweb.co.za
>C Klopers:   corne@cs.up.ac.za
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Jost Schenck
jost@schenck.de