"Apply Document Classification"

l10n
#1

Hi

What is the meaning of "Apply Document Classification" and where I can
see it?

GenericCommands.xcu
..GenericCommands.UserInterface.Popups..uno:ClassificationApply Label
value.text

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Thanks

#2

Hi Olivier,

What is the meaning of "Apply Document Classification" and where I can
see it?

GenericCommands.xcu
..GenericCommands.UserInterface.Popups..uno:ClassificationApply Label
value.text

There is work ongoing to implement the possibility to apply and use
secure and trusted classification in LibreOffice.
Recently Miklos wrote some blog about this:
http://vmiklos.hu/blog/libreoffice-signature-descriptions.html
http://vmiklos.hu/blog/libreoffice-sha256-signatures.html
http://vmiklos.hu/blog/ooxml-signature-import.html

As you can read, the work is sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Defense.
If you use a recent master, in Writer, Calc and Impress there is the
toolbar Classification.
In the Paths options there is classification too.
There will be more documentation about this.

Regards,
Cor

#3

In these blog posts I cannot see word "classification" or "*lass*", so what
does this term apply to? What is being classified? A document or a
signature?

Is this classification already present in some other office suite, so I can
check for existing translation there? Or is this a LO-only feature?

Thanks, m.

#4

Hi Martin,

In these blog posts I cannot see word "classification" or "*lass*", so what
does this term apply to?

The term applies to a document, or a part of the content of a document.
Implemented is the marking of the classification in the file structure
and in the visual document.

What is being classified? A document or a signature?

The document. Adding signatures is to make it trusted.

Is this classification already present in some other office suite, so I can
check for existing translation there? Or is this a LO-only feature?

From what I understood there is one (or more?) add-ons for Microsoft
Word, but from the top of my head I could not give details.

I will work on more info next week.

Ciao,
Cor

#5

Hi Cor

Thank you for your valuable input. I can see the Classification toolbar,
with the default classification categories in master.

This feature is recurrently demanded in many organizations where
confidentiality rankings of business documents is required.

I also see that the classification levels and nomenclature can be
customized by the sysadmin in the file example.xml in the paths options.
Nice.

Alternatives:
"Apply Document Classification"
vs
"Classify Document Security"
"Document Security Information"
"Document Security Level"

Kind regards

Olivier

#6

Thanks, Cor.

But is this classification just a process of classifying, putting documents
or their parts in some category, or is it at the same time connected to
"classified" documents, parts of documents (where in English "classified"
is also connected with confidentiality/secrecy). I am looking for a term in
my languages, so I need to know if it has both meanings in this use.

Lp, m.

#7

Hi Martin,

...or is it at the same time connected to
"classified" documents, parts of documents (where in English "classified"
is also connected with confidentiality/secrecy).

Yes, it's about this. Types of classification you can think of, that may
be used are secret, confidental, internal only, etc.

Regards,
Cor